Author : Amalkrishna A S Sections 499 to 502 of the code deal with the offences of defamation. Defamation is a crime as well as a tort. A person’s reputation is considered to be his valuable assest . An injury to the reputation is made punishable under IPC. A man’s opinion of himself cannot be
Author : Satarupa Ghosh MEANING OF CONTRACT The Indian Contract Act frames the contract between two or more parties. A contract can never be framed with one party there should be more than one party under the agreement. Contract law is the most vital law for where ever there has been need to enter into
Author: Neha Sindhu Introduction Crime is not a new concept to all of us. Since the time humans have existed, crime has also existed. They go like hand in hand. Nature of crime has changed over the passing of years and so have the society and the people. With the changing of time, new technologies
Author: Mayank Raj Case Name: Gyarsibai w/o Jagannath Vs. The State Citation: 1953 CriLJ 588 Bench: Dixit and Chatuarvedi Introduction: In the case, Gyarsibai vs. The State, the appellant were preceded before of the session decide of Shajapur of an offence under the Section 302 IPC for the murder of herself and 3 children and
Author : Pallavi Mohta What do you do when your Pandit asks you to put an A or S or any other alphabet between your name to change your “star key constellation (Nakshatra) and their positions (Taaro ki Dasha)”? Or when you simply realize that you want to change your name to something else, perhaps
Author: Divya Bhargava Case Name: R Vs. Brown Equivalent Citation [1993] 2 All ER 75 Bench Lord Templeman, Lord Jauncey , Lord Lowry , Lord Mustill and Lord Slynn Introduction The issue of consent plays a very important role when charging of defendants in the sexual offence. or charging someone with section 47 of the
Author : Gargi Soman Introduction The source of Hindu law had not been originally classified into schools or institutions, rather it was a consequence of the difference in approach taken while interpreting the commentaries. Shruti, Smriti, customs etc., were the primary sources of Hindu law. Various scholars studied these Vedas and Smritis and wrote commentaries
Case Name : State of Maharashtra Vs. Mohd. Yakub and Others Author : Shraddha Jindal Equivalent Citation: 1980 AIR 1111 1980 SCR (2)1158 1980 SCC (3) 57 Bench: Justice R. S. SarkariaJustice Ranjit Singh preprationJustice Chinnappa Reddy Introduction: In the present case of ” state of Maharashtra vs. Mohammed Yakub and others” a clear distinction
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About the Advocate Advocate Rajiv Ranjan is a Delhi based lawyer and has been practising law in Patiala house Court. He has been providing legal and advisory services as an independent lawyer. He is also the Panel Lawyer of Northern Railways, DLSA. Chambers – Patiala House Courts Office: Near Noida Sector 16 metro station About
