This article overviews the Act’s key provisions and highlights landmark cases that have shaped its interpretation and application.
Category: Law Notes
Case Brief: RANA AYYUB v. ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE
This decision clarifies how territorial jurisdiction should be applied in economic offences that span multiple locations, which has significant ramifications for future PMLA proceedings.
Role of ISRO in shaping the Indian Space Law: Explained with case laws
To navigate these challenges and create a future where space law develops in step with technological progress, ISRO has had a significant impact on India’s space legal framework.
Quick Read |What is White Collar Crime Indian Corporate Sector?
White-collar crime was the term defined in back 1939 for the first time by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). It is a crime committed by any professional in his/her professional world which is in contrast of a large corporation, agency, or any other professional entity.”
Quick Read |Introduction to Space Laws in India
The country’s space laws aim to strike a balance between national security, international collaboration, and commercial growth while adhering to international conventions like the Outer Space Treaty.
Explaining White Collar Crime: Types and Laws Related
The article discusses the different types of white-collar crimes in India, their causes, the legal framework created to deal with these offenses, and possible steps to prevent such crimes.
Case Brief: State of Punjab v. Davinder Singh (2024) |Recent SC ST Reservation Judgement
The landmark judgment in State of Punjab v. Davinder Singh dealt with the highly debated issue under the Indian Constitution whether sub-classification amongst Scheduled Castes is permissible or not.
Case Analysis: Abhilasha v. Prakash and Ors.
In the Supreme Court of India NAME OF THE CASE Abhilasha v. Prakash and Ors. CITATION Criminal Appeal No. 615 of 2020 (Arising out of SLP (Crl.) No.8260/2018) DATE OF JUDGEMENT September 15, 2020 APPELLANT Abhilasha RESPONDENT Prakash and Ors. BENCH /JUDGE ASHOK BHUSHAN J. M.R. SHAH J.; R. SUBHASH…
Case Analysis: P.V. Narasimha Rao v. State (1998)
Supreme Court of India AIR 1998 SC 2120 NAME OF THE CASE P.V. Narsimha Rao v. State CITATION Appeal (crl.) 1207 of 1997 DATE OF JUDGEMENT April 17, 1998 APPELLANT P.V. Narasimha Rao RESPONDENT State (CBI/SPE) BENCH /JUDGE S.C. AGRAWAL & G.N.RAY & A.S. ANAND & S.P. BHARUCHA & S….
Vinesh Phogat disqualification: An Analysis of Wrestling Rules
By Vaidehi Sharma, a student of BALLB at Mohanlal Sukhadia University Introduction Recently, an Indian woman wrestler was disqualified from the finals at the Paris Olympics 2024. The wrestler was found to be overweight and was disqualified for being overweight ahead of what would have been a historic final in…
LAWFUL PROSPECT ON NON-CONSENSUAL SEX: CONSENT AND COERCION
INTRODUCTION To address non-consensual sex, it is essential to comprehend consent and compulsion because it guarantees that all sexual actions are voluntary and un-manipulated. Clear, enthusiastic, and continuous agreement between all parties is required for consent. Contrarily, coercion entails deception or pressure that erodes sincere consent. Acknowledging the distinctions contributes…
GROUNDS OF DIVORCE UNDER THE INDIAN LAW
By Vaidehi Sharma, a student of BALLB at Mohanlal Sukhadia University Introduction In India, marriage was considered a religious sacrament and social institution that binds two individuals and two families. Earlier, marriage institutions were considered irrevocable and people used to sacrifice themselves for the sake of their families. Now the…
Divorce Under Muslim Law: A Comprehensive Overview
By Vaidehi Sharma, a student of BALLB at Mohanlal Sukhadia University Introduction Divorce, known as talaq in Islamic law, is a significant aspect of family law within the Muslim community. The Islamic legal system, based on the principles laid down in the Quran, Hadith (sayings of Prophet Muhammad), Ijma (consensus…
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS: RAPE LAWS IN AMERICA, INDIA AND EUROPE
INTRODUCTION Comparative studies of rape laws and penalties are essential because they highlight differences and best practices among various jurisdictions, which may inform legislative changes and enhance the administration of justice. Through an analysis of how different legal systems define, prosecute, and punish rape, campaigners and politicians can identify areas…
MERCY PETITIONS UNDER THE BHARATIYA NAGARIK SURAKSHA SANHITA (BNSS) 2023
We will consider how the BNSS’s procedural requirements might challenge the ability of death row inmates to exercise their rights effectively and ensure that justice is served.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST PUBLIC SERVANTS UNDER THE BHARATIYA NAGARIK SURAKSHA SANHITA
Through this detailed analysis, we will explore how the BNSS provisions aim to create a just, efficient, and balanced legal process for handling complaints against public servants, shaping the future of public accountability and protection in India.
