Section 374 of Indian Penal Code, 1860 discusses ‘unlawful compulsory labour’ which means forcing somebody unlawfully to work and against their will. Forced labour refers to situations in which individuals…
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Introduction In India, the statutes governing the succession of property of an individual are either the acts based on religion or a general code that defines them all. In case…
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INTRODUCTION Facts are usually the information about the case given by the client to his lawyer. The lawyers base their arguments on the facts given, in order to win the…
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INTRODUCTION Criminal breach of trust is a criminal offence according to the provision of Section 405 of the Indian Penal code. This offence is similar to the offence of Embezzlement…
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Introduction The term ‘amend’ means ‘to make right; to correct or rectify’[1] An amendment is a formal revision or addition proposed or made to a statute, constitution, pleading, order, or…
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A taboo, an illegal act, an unnatural act, a filthy act- this and much more is what is heard of when we talk about the same-sex relationship in India. Section…
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Section 100 comes under Chapter IV of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 which related to ‘General Exceptions’. The chapter contains thirty sections from Section 76-106. These General Exceptions runs throughout…
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Law is made for the upliftment and betterment of the society as a whole. There are instances when people try to mould the law and use it for their wrongful…
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When we study Company Law, one of the most important doctrines that come our way is the doctrine of Constructive Notice. The doctrine of Constructive Notice implies that the Article…
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Article 227 of the Indian Constitution is a supervisory provision which allows the High Court to exercise revisional powers over subordinate courts, among other powers, and subject to such restrictions…