Author: Sushma Narayan ABSTRACT India is a democratic and peaceful country in the world. This article analysis the provisions related to public tranquility, which was dealt under CHAPTER VIII, Sections 141 to 160 of IPC, 1872. And it discuss about classifications of offences, and its punishment accordingly prescribed under law. The article concludes public order
Author: Venba Selvaraj (SRM School of Law) If there is a skill that every lawyer should learn, it is undoubtedly the art of cross-examination. It is much more than asking a set of questions to witnesses, it is an art form that requires years of practice to master and perfect. In this article, I attempt
Author: Esha Yadav (Law College Dehradun) A report compiled from government sources by UN showed that annually more 250,00 cases of rape or attempted to rape recorded by police and this reported data covered 65 countries .A survey was done by UN for 100 women who suffered sexual violence in their life in which 2.3
Author: Ramandeep Kaur The Indian judicial system in its own way is very diverse and detailed. This is largely due to the persistence of diversity in India. The Judiciary is an indispensable wing that aids in dexterous functioning of Indian Democracy. This research discusses about the structure and hierarchy of Indian Subordinate Courts. Further it
Author: Priyanka Yadav Introduction India is a secular state where different religious group live together like Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism and many others. Hindu law is one of the oldest known jurisprudence theories and this law has been established by people, not for the purpose of removing any crime from the society but
Author: Esha Yadav Introduction Justice delayed is justice denied it is a legal maxim which means that if justice is not carried out right away timely ,then even if it is carried out afterwards then also it would not consider to be a fair justice. When a common man goes to court in order to
Author: Bhavya Jain GENERAL INRODUCTION Marriage has been considered as the greatest and the most important of all the social institutions. For the Hindus, it is considered as a means to lay the foundation for building up the family which is the basic unit of any society. Since marriage holds such a great significance in
Author: JESWIN JAMES Abstract This article briefly discusses about the salient provisions of the State Executive under the Constitution which includes the general structure of the State Executive, Governor – powers and functions, provisions regarding the Council of Ministers headed by the Chief Minister, relationship between the Governor – ministers and Governor – President with
Author: Manju Chauhan ABSTRACT A Joint Hindu Family is fundamental aspect of Hindu Law which concept of joint family is where there common ancestor and his male descendent along with their family member lives together from a long period of time. This article discusses the provisions of Joint Hindu Family, role of Karta, succession and
Author: Sneha Saha Introduction Offences are been committed since the early period which is dedicated against the state and in correspondence to this, there have been laws that have been sanctioned to defend and safeguard the State. And the crime which we are talking about is the waging war, sedition, rebellion and many more. The
