A non-compoundable offence is a crime that cannot be settled or withdrawn by mutual agreement between the victim and the accused. These offenses are considered serious and harmful to society, requiring strict legal action. Unlike minor crimes, which can be compromised under legal supervision, non-compoundable offences must go through a full trial, and only the […]
In the world of law, the prima facie case is key. It shows how evidence starts legal presumptions. We’ll look into this important legal idea. It’s vital for checking claims in civil and criminal cases. The prima facie case is a strong legal rule. It lets courts check if an argument is strong enough with
We will explore the concept of cognizance of offence in Indian law. We’ll look at the criminal procedure and the role of the magistrate. This concept is key in Indian law, marking when a court officially recognizes an offence. In Indian law, taking cognizance means a magistrate or court notices an alleged crime. This is
Capital punishment, or the death penalty, is the highest legal penalty in India. It is used in rare cases. Right now, about 539 prisoners are waiting to be executed. The law says the death penalty should only be used in the ‘rarest of cases’. This rule was added in 1973. India has been discussing capital
We will explore the concept of interim bail in India. This includes its definition, purpose, and significance. Interim bail is a temporary release granted to an accused person from custody. It addresses urgent matters like medical emergencies or family crises. The Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1973, outlines the framework for bail. It includes sections
We will explore the concept of presumption of death in Indian law. This includes the Evidence Act and court judgments that have shaped the law. Understanding this is key for dealing with complex legal situations. The Evidence Act is vital in governing the presumption of death. We will look into its provisions and how they
We will explore the concept of common intention in Indian criminal law, focusing on the Indian Penal Code. This concept is key in criminal law, showing who is responsible for a crime. The Indian Penal Code, from 1860, outlines common intention and its role in criminal cases. Section 34 says that when two or more
We will give you a detailed look at the legal rules for appealing acquittals in India. This is a key part of the Indian legal system. It lets people review acquittal orders. This is done under specific rules in section 417 of the Criminal Procedure Code. In India, the appeal against acquittal process aims to
We’re here to give you the lowdown on Non Cognizable Offences. These are less serious crimes in India. They don’t need police action right away. The police must get a warrant to arrest someone. These offences are different from the more serious ones. With Non Cognizable Offences, the police can’t just arrest anyone. They need
We will look into Section 411 of the Indian Penal Code. It talks about the crime of dishonestly getting stolen goods. This part is key in the Indian Penal Code. It shows how important it is to know the legal side of such actions. Section 411 of the Indian Penal Code says you could face