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Section 354 of Indian Penal Code
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Section 354 of Indian Penal Code

A man and a woman have never coexisted peacefully. Despite being intellectually at par with men a woman’s position has been that of a vulnerable group in society. The patriarchal society in its need to maintain dominance and power has promoted submissive and non-rebellious women.  The ones who dared to object to this view were […]

Difference Between Murder And Culpable Homicide
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Difference Between Murder And Culpable Homicide

There are certain acts, omissions and crimes which are ancient. These have been carried on for time immemorial and have survived the different civilisations and revolutions. These are the black spots of humanity that have faded to a certain extent but have not disappeared. One such crime is Homicide. Homicide is a term that is

Constitutional Provisions Protecting the Environment
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Constitutional Provisions Protecting the Environment

The Indian Constitution is very unique and special. It was drafted by referring to the constitutions of many other nations. Since India is a multilingual and multi-religious country, and due care was taken to inculcate all the positive values and practices in the Constitution. With the signing of the Stockholm Declaration in 1972, India was

Hearsay Evidence under Indian Evidence Act
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Hearsay Evidence under Indian Evidence Act

Evidence is important in any case as it helps in validating judgment. As per the Act, evidence is of 2 types: oral and documentary evidence. These are further divided into subcategories one of which is Hearsay evidence. Verbal and written statements are forms in which hearsay evidence is presented at hearings and trials to prove

Oral evidence and Documentary Evidence
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Oral and Documentary Evidence

Evidence is a very important element in any case. A piece of strong evidence has the power to influence the case and have a huge impact on the judgement. The origins of evidence as a concept in India can be traced back to the Ancient Hindu Period. Before the enactment of codified law in India,

Attempt to murder- IPC Section 307
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Section 307 of Indian penal code- Attempt to murder

Crime is defined as an act or omission that amounts to an offence that is punishable by law, at the time of being enforced. This definition indicates that all the stages of a crime i.e intention, preparation, attempt and completion are fulfilled in a positive or a negative act. Traditionally this view has been applied

Article 360 of Indian Constitution Financial Emergency
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Article 360 of Indian Constitution: Financial Emergency

We’re diving into Article 360 of the Indian Constitution. It lets the President declare a Financial Emergency if India’s finances are at risk. This article is key for the Central Government to tackle big economic problems. Article 360 of the Indian Constitution is very important. It helps keep the country’s finances stable. We’ll look into

Understanding the supervisory power of article 227
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Understanding the supervisory power of article 227

Article 227 confers on every High Court the power of superintendence over all courts and tribunals throughout the territory of India in relation to which it exercises jurisdiction except any court or tribunal constituted by or under any law relating to the armed forces. The power of superintendence conferred on the High Court is not

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