Concept of Bail under Indian Legal System Author : Mohd Aqib Aslam Ph.d Research Scholar, Jammu University Introduction The term “Bail” has not been defined in the Criminal Procedure Code. It is a process by which a person arrested is released from the custody or detention. Bailable offence is one in respect of which a
Arjun vs. State Of Maharashtra Author : Sreelakshmi M A CITATION: Crl appeal No 356/2007 (supreme court of India) BENCH: K.S. Radhakrishnan, Dipak Misra INTRODUCTION : This is a criminal appeal case from Bombay high court against the conviction of the first accused of a murder case (appellant here). The charges against accused are under
Author : Monalisha Singh The most valuable thing which a person possesses is his reputation and everyone is entitled to shield his reputation. Defamation is recognized as a right in rem (a right good against all persons in the world). According to Black’s law dictionary (i), defamation means any offence which can harm a person’s
All India Bar Examination Author : V. Krishna Laasya Preface- The objective of All India Bar Examination is said to be focused on assessing the ability of the advocate to practice law profession in India. The advocate’s skills are to be assessed at a basic fundamental level and it intends to set a foundation for
ABOUT THE COMPETITION Rayat College of Law is conducting a Virtual National Client Counselling Competition from 7th August 2020 to 9th August 2020. The Client Counselling Competition looks at a broad aspect of how Laws learned about in classroom are actually put to effect and implement. The competition is open for only Law Students. GUIDELINES
Baban Singh And Anr vs Jagdish Singh & Ors Author : Darshi Sanghavi EQUIVALENT CITATIONS: 1967 AIR 68, 1966 SCR (3) 552 BENCH Hidayatullah, M INTRODUCTION An evidence is rightly regarded as an essential element of law. It is generally known as a proof legally present at a trial, which is supposed to convince the
B.S. Joshi & Ors vs State of Haryana & Anr Author : Darshi Sanghvi BENCH Y.K. Sabharwal, H.K. Sema INTRODUCTION Since time immemorial, marriage is regarded as a sacred ceremony that binds two people together such that they settle down and live happily ever after. However, sometimes as a result of minor disputes, the wife
Case Name : Aveek Sarkar and Anr vs State of West Bengal and Anr Author : Darshi Sanghvi BENCH K.S. Radhakrishnan, A.K. Sikri INTRODUCTION In the present case of Aveek Sarkar and Anr vs State of West Bengal and Anr, an Advocate challenges the publication of a picture of the famous Tennis player Boris Becker
Bablu alias Mubarik Hussain vs State of Rajasthan Author : Darshi Sanghvi BENCH Dr. Arijit Pasayat, S.H. Kapadia INTRODUCTION The present case of Bablu alias Mubarik Hussain vs. State of Rajasthan seeks to determine the circumstances in which drunkenness can be considered as a valid excuse in case of the offence of murder and the
A signature drive began on 21st July 2020, within 40 hours received responses of more than 2000 women lawyer for the letter to Amit Shah for financial aid. The Representation by the “Advocate of Bharat” seek in the letter to formulate a union policy to provide the practising advocate’s loan up to Rs 5 lakh
