Petition filed in Delhi HC due to salary cuts of private school teacher during COVID-19 pandemic Right from the beginning of lockdown their has been a serious impact on the salary of teachers and other staffs specifically belonging to private schools. The fact is that despite of lockdown teachers are asked to fulfill their duties
Wrongful Restraint and Wrongful Confinement Author : V. Krishna Laasya Introduction The offences of wrongful restraint and wrongful confinement relate to offences against the body of humans and are considered to be against Articles 21 and 19 of the Indian Constitution, namely Right to life and Personal Liberty, Right to Freedom. Thus, the offences are
Rape Laws under IPC Author : V. Krishna Laasya Introduction Rape is an action that takes place without consensus and includes intercourse either anal or vaginal. Today, there is a wide increase in the number of rape cases, and to increase the ambit of the same, the term rape also includes penetration of the private
225 Supreme Court lawyers to urge for continuance of virtual hearings The impact of Corona Virus and the on-going pandemic has brought down almost every industry and filed to the rock bottom let alone the Courts. In such torment situation, the concept of ‘Virtual Hearings’ of Courts was put forth in to the picture. It
SC decision on final year/semester exams As we all known that Health is worth quite learning during this regard a plea has been challenged within the Supreme court against the decision of UGC. On July 6, the University Grants Commission (UGC) issued a circular regarding compulsory completion of final year or semester examinations of varied
NO STAY ON CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION: BOMBAY HC There has been a lot of hue and cry regarding the conduction of examination amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. In such situation a lot of PILS, writs have also been filed for the mode of conduction of examination to be Online and not physically considering the ‘social distancing’
Orissa High Court directs doctors to write names of drugs in legible manner It is generally seen that what doctors write on the prescription of patients they either understand the same or the chemists giving medicines, patients do not understand the writing of doctors at all. Due to ambiguous handwriting of doctors , understanding the
Author : Keerti Singh, Law College Dehradun Wrongful Conviction Abstract The following write up would give a brief knowledge about the innocent people who paid for the crimes of other people. This enlightens the case laws including the compensation provided to maliciously convicted people and how the state has over the years provided remedy for
INCOME TAX ACT, 1961: A BRIEF ANALYSIS Author : Yashraj Bais Introduction: The taxes since ancient times are a significant source of income for the Government, which is also a concrete medium for ensuring public welfare for the Government. Tax may be classified as direct tax and indirect tax, however after implementation of Goods and
DU Open Book Exams- Delhi HC Issues Notice to Pro Vice- Chancellor The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to the Pro Vice- Chancellor Prof PC Joshi claiming that DU has not taken any steps in setting up a working redressal and grievance committee to address the questions and queries of the students stating
