Exploring the Essence of Punishments in the Indian Penal Code 1860 Section 53 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860 delineates various categories of punishments that can be meted out by the Criminal Courts upon establishing liability under the Code. Enumerated within Section 53 are: Courts are mandated to adhere…
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Understanding Offences Related to Counterfeiting Government Stamps (IPC Sections 255-263A) – Explained
Introduction: Counterfeiting Government Stamps In Chapter XII of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), sections 255 to 263A outline offenses related to counterfeiting government stamps. These sections specifically address counterfeiting stamps, their possession, sale, and fraudulent use. Here’s an overview of each section: Section 255: Counterfeiting Government Stamp This section defines…
8th National Moot Court Competition, 2024 | Moot Court Association | Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad |Register Now!
The event shall be held with an expert panel of eminent personalities judging the rounds, aiding students in gaining experience and knowledge like never before!
Understanding Contract of Guarantee: Rights & Liabilities
Contract of Guarantee: Introduction In the legal framework of the Indian Contract Act of 1872, a contract of guarantee assumes paramount importance. It delineates a legally binding agreement whereby a party, known as the surety, pledges to ensure the fulfillment of obligations on behalf of a third party, termed as…
Understanding Quasi Contracts: Legal Obligations and Remedies Explained
Introduction In contract law, understanding the concept of quasi contracts is crucial. A quasi-contract is an implicit agreement that arises to prevent unjust enrichment when there’s no formal contract between parties. It’s a legal remedy aimed at ensuring fairness and equity in transactions. Quasi-contract Quasi-contracts, also known as restitution, are…
Understanding Culpable Homicide: Definition, Differentiation, & Legal Implications
Introduction: Culpable Homicide Homicide, derived from the Latin words ‘Homo’ meaning human, and ‘caedere’ meaning killing, has been ingrained in human existence since ancient times. From early survival instincts to modern-day conflicts driven by jealousy and greed, the act of taking another’s life remains one of the most severe transgressions…
Understanding Kidnapping Under IPC: Provisions, Cases, & Legal Implications
Introduction: Kidnapping Laws in India In recent years, India has witnessed a concerning surge in cases of abduction and kidnapping, with reported incidents exceeding 100,000 since 2005. These criminal acts not only violate individual liberties but also pose significant threats to public safety. Understanding the legal framework surrounding abduction and…
Navigating Abduction Laws in India: IPC Section 362 Explained
By Tania Maria Joy Introduction to Abduction under IPC Abduction, as defined in Section 362 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), encompasses the act of forcibly taking an individual away against their will. While the IPC does not directly criminalize abduction as an offense, it acknowledges abduction with specific intents…
Electoral Bond Scheme: Controversies & Scrapping
Introduction The Electoral Bond Scheme, a significant development in India’s political funding landscape, has been a topic of intense debate and scrutiny. Recently, the Supreme Court’s decision to scrap the scheme has reignited discussions about its implications and the broader issue of transparency in political financing. In this blog, we…
6th TNNLU-CCI National Moot Court Competition 2024 at TNNLU, Tiruchirapalli [March 22-24]
TNNLU and CCI have collaborated for the 6th edition of this moot court competition, providing a platform for law students to engage in competition law, enhancing their advocacy skills and tackling a courtroom.
19th Nani Palkhivala Memorial National Tax Moot Court Competition, 2024
The Nani Palkhivala Memorial National Tax Moot Court Competition hosted by School of Law, SASTRA Deemed University is a tribute to this great man.
Right of private defence under IPC
What is Private Defence under the IPC? Private Defence under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) grants individuals the authority to use necessary force to protect themselves and their property from wrongdoing. Encompassing sections 96-106 of the IPC, this legal provision empowers individuals to safeguard life, liberty, and property when immediate…
A quick brief to the Maritime and Space Laws
The maritime and Space law plays very essential importance in the governance of the activities involving the usage of the seas as well as the Outer Space.
Internship Opportunity at Shuruwat Foundation
Applications are invited for Internship Opportunity at Shuruwat Foundation for the year 2024. About the Organisation Shuruwat Foundation is a government registered NGO. We started our organisation in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh in 2019. We were recognised with the government in March, 2020. We have now extended our organisation in Uttarakhand as…
Case Study Competition “CaseCrusade” by MNLU, Nagpur
MNLU Nagpur is inviting participation in its Case Study Competition – “CaseCrusade”. About MNLU, Nagpur Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur was established by the Maharashtra Government by the enactment of the Maharashtra National Law University Act (Maharashtra Act No. VI of 2014) and the University takes pride in being the…
XV National Amity Moot Court Competition 2024 at Amity University, Lucknow
About the Organiser Amity Law School, Amity University Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow Campus is organizing the XV National Amity Moot Court Competition ’24. Since its inception in 2007, this competition has become one of the most highly regarded events of its kind in India. The competition aims to inspire educational excellence…