Author: Jagakalia Agasti INTRODUCTION Indian Penal Code, 1860 and Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 mainly deals with criminal cases in India. Transfer of criminal cases are discussed in the CrPC from section 406 to 412. There are many cases pending in the courts which delays the delivery of justice to people. So, to maintain the
Author: Mayank Raj Banking Regulation Act 1949 is enactment made to direct all the business banks in India. This enactment was spent in the year 1949 and was revised in the year 1965 and made the enactment pertinent to all business and co-employable banks in India. This enactment or Act gives the RBI (Reserve Bank
Author – Megha Garg Equivalent citations: 1975 AIR 246, 1975 SCR (1) 561 Bench Khanna, Hans Raj Introduction This is an appeal case in which the appellants murdered two people. Section 302 the Murder Punishment, that, anyone who kills another person shall be sentenced with death, or [capital punishment], and shall also be liable for
Author: Megha Garg Equivalent citations: 1962 AIR 605, 1962 SCR Supl. (1) 567 Bench Subbarao, K Introduction K.M. Nanavati v. State of Maharashtra, a landmark case in India’s criminal history, has been a topic debated as ever since. This decision took its place the moment it was pronounced. This case was the last case to
Author: Tulsi Arya EQUIVALENT CITATIONS:- AIR 1983 SC 748, 1983 CriLJ 973, 1983 (1) SCALE 773 BENCH:- S M Ali, E Venkataramiah INTRODUCTION:- Murder is defined under Section 300 of the Indian Penal Code. According to the Act, culpable homicide is considered murder if: • This act was committed with the intent to cause death.
Author: Akshita Sharma In the current judgment, the Nagpur Judge of Bombay High Court in Satish v. State of Maharashtra, case which is dated on 19.01.2021, on Section 7 of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, said that sexual assault without undress and or skin to skin contact does not entice Section 7
Author: Riya Sharma INTRODUCTION The Doctrine of Separation of Powers demands dissociation of judicial and legislative functions (Cassell & Co Ltd. V. Broome[i]). The main function of the Legislature is to enact laws and that of the Judicial organ is to adjudicate the rights and obligations of the citizens in accordance with the enacted laws.
Author: Ms. Himanjali Gautam, Advocate, Supreme Court of India Introduction: Former Mumbai Police chief Param Bir Singh is a 1988 batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer who served as Police Commissioner of Mumbai, from 29 February 2020 until his removal on 18 March 2021. On Monday he filed a petition before the Supreme Court about
Author: Shraddha Jindal EQUIVALENT CITATIONS: (1888) ILR 12 Bom 377 BENCH: Mr. Justice Birdwood Mr. Justice Parsons INTRODUCTION: The present case of “Bhawoo Jivaji vs Mulji Dayal” explains that what comes under the ambit of “wrongful restraint and confinement” and why a public servant who is on duty cannot be held liable for it. Section
About the Internship Practice Area: Criminal/Civil/Commercial Laws/IBC. Eligibility: Students in their 3rd year or 5th year. Office Hours: Monday to Saturday (10:00 AM to 6:00 PM) Period of Internship: One month, beginning from 05.04.2021. Stipend will be given. Interns will be required to do the following: Research Drafting as per instructions provided by seniors. Proof
