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On The Judgement In Ruchi Majoo Vs. Sanjeev Majoo
ISSUE: The issue in this case is whether the wife, Ruchi Majoo, is entitled to maintenance from her husband, Sanjeev Majoo. RULE: Wives who are unable to support themselves may receive maintenance payments under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure in India. This clause aims to protect women from financial hardship and to
On The Case Of Nachiket P Shirgaonkar Versus Pandit Automotive
ISSUE:The primary issue in the case of Nachiket P Shirgaonkar versus Pandit Automotive is whether Pandit Automotive breached the contract by not delivering the vehicle as per the agreed terms, and if Nachiket P Shirgaonkar is entitled to remedies for this breach. Whether Pandit Automative was engaged in unfair trade practices and breached the consumer
Intervention Application With Special Reference To Civil Law
INTRODUCTION Intervention is a process through which a non party person also known as an intervener can be allowed to seek for joining an ongoing case with discretion of the court. Intervention is a tool for such third party persons who can be affected by the judgement in a particular case, so they can seek
Intervention Application With Special Reference To Criminal Law In India
INTRODUCTION Intervention is a process through which a non party person also known as an intervener can be allowed to seek for joining an ongoing case with discretion of the court. Intervention is a tool for such third party persons who can be affected by the judgement in a particular case, so they can seek
Gender Disparities In Pre Trial Detention In India
ABSTRACT: This paper explores the nuanced issue of gender difference in pre-trial detention within the frame of India’s criminal justice system. Beginning with a preface that establishes the background and significance of the issue, the study aims to achieve several objectives to define pre-trial detention, contextualize its legal frameworks and practices in India, and examine
Digital Transformation In The Light Of New Criminal Laws
Introduction The parliament has introduced three new criminal laws to overhaul the Indian criminal justice system. The laws came into effect from July 1, 2024. The Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), the Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita(BNSS), and the Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam have replaced the Indian Penal Code,1860, The Code of Criminal Procedure,1973, and the Indian Evidence