JUGDES APPOINTED VS ELECTED Author : Darshi Sanghvi INTRODUCTION The foundation of any democracy is laid by its judiciary. It is this third organ of the government that enables the smooth functioning of a democracy by applying relevant laws to cases and settling any disputes that may arise. In the eyes of citizens, the judiciary
Case Name : Joseph Shine vs Union of India Author : Vaibhavi Batra EQUIVALENT CITATION 2018 SC 1676 BENCH Justice Dipak Misra, Justice Indu Malhotra, Justice R.F. Nariman, Justice D.Y. Chandrachuad and Justice A.M. Khanwilker INTRODUCTION Section 497 of Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860 makes adultery a punishable offence against ‘whoever has sexual intercourse with
Case Name : Rishideo Pandey vs State of Uttar Pradesh Author : Anusha C Gudagur CITATION: AIR 1955 SC 331 BENCH: Justice S. Das, Justice Bhagavati, Justice J Imam INTRODUCTION: The present case of Rishi Deo Pandey vs State of UP is related to the common intention as provided under Indian Penal Code, 1860. Section
Case Name : Rex vs White Author : M. Sameer EQUIVALENT CITATIONS: (1910) 4 Cr App R 257 BENCH: Mr.Justice Bray J INTRODUCTION: In Indian penal code 1860, punishes person who attempts an act under any circumstances with an intention or having the knowledge of killing a another person, if his act caused death,
WRITS AND ITS TYPES Author : Taniya Tejan INTRODUCTION Writ means any written command and order in the name of the court or other legal authority to act or abstain from acting the Supreme Court and High court has the power to issue a writ. India borrowed this concept of writs from England. Under “The
ILLEGAL GAMBLING Author : Tanvi Gupta Gambling is an impulse control disorder wherein individuals fail to control their impulses to gamble, even after knowing the detrimental effects it has on them and their loved ones. Introduction: Games have always been a source of recreation but gambling is often not considered good form of recreation. Indians
THE SCIENTER RULE Author : Bhoomi Gupta It is a primary duty of an individual who possesses animals either ferae naturae (usually wild animals) and mansuetae naturae (usually domestic animals) to protect other people from any harm that can be incurred due to these animals. When any dangerous or non-dangerous animals causes harm then the
Case Name : Thakorlal D Vadgama vs State of Gujarat Author : Tulsi Arya EQUIVALENT CITATIONS:- 2313, 1974 SCR (1) 178 BENCH:- Dua, I.D. INTRODUCTION:- Despite the fact that a minor joins the blamed voluntarily, at that point it doesn’t sums to “taking” however accused will even now be charge for kidnapping under section 361
Case Name : Emperor vs Mushnooru Suryanarayana Murthy Author : Aprajita Priyadarshini EQUIVALENT CITATIONS (1912) 22 MLJ 333 BENCH Justice Benson INTRODUCTION The Indian Penal Code very finely defines the differences between murder, culpable homicide and culpable homicides amounting or not amounting to murder under its provisions. To commit an offence under any of these
Case Name : Virsa Singh vs The State Of Punjab Author : Aditi gupta CITATION AIR 1958 SC 465 (Criminal Appeal no. 90 of 1957 before Hon’ble Supreme Court Of India) BENCH P.B. Gajendragadkar Syed Jaffer Imam Vivian Bose, J INTRODUCTION This case is dealing with Sec 300(3) under IPC which defines Murder and Sec
