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New Hit-And-Run Law
Introduction The new hit-and-run law in India is a part of Section 106 of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, which establishes the punishment for ‘causing death by accident’. The new law imposes stricter punishments for those who run away from the hit-and-run accident scene. Section 106 is divided into two categories: According to the first category,
Prana Educational and Charitable Trust Kochoth House V. State of Kerala
BRIEF FACTS: This case deals with Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 which covers the offence of Cheque Bouncing. The accused is Prana Educational And Charitable Trust Kochoth House and Sheeba Kochoth is the Managing Trustee. A cheque of Rs 9,50,000 was issued to the complainant by the accused which came to
Detailed Analysis Of Supreme Court’S Guidelines On The Genuineness Of Will
Introduction The matter of a last will and testament occupies a special and significant place in the law because it gives people the freedom to decide how their belongings will be distributed after they pass away. The Supreme Court, in its competence, has carefully detailed a series of rules intended to ensure the legitimacy and
Analysis of sec 24 of Maharashtra Cooperative Society Act, 1960
Introduction: Maharashtra Cooperative Society Act, 1960 was enacted on 26th January 1962 by Maharashtra Legislative. It is also known as the MCS Act, 1960. It was established in compliance with Article 43B of the Directive Principles of State Policy in the Constitution of India. This legislation is specific to the state of Maharashtra and aims
Feeding of Stray Dogs and Position of Pet Parents in Cooperative Housing Society
Abstract This research paper focuses on the current ways and techniques for stray dogs and pet parents to exist peacefully with Cooperative Housing Societies. The Animal Birth Control rules were released in March 2023. With regards to that this paper tries to highlight the important measures, precautions and guidelines to be followed in order to
Hate Crime in India and the Battle for Equality
Abstract India, a land that prides itself on its diverse cultural fabric, is unfortunately no stranger to hate crimes. In recent years, incidents of violence against minority communities and shocking acts of lynching have sent shockwaves across the nation. These despicable acts not only tarnish our image as a tolerant society but also pose a