The Supreme Court was scheduled to listen to on 1 May 2023 a set of pleas, including one filed by the Editors Guild, challenging the validity of the colonial-era sedition law. The Centre is desired to apprise the court of the efforts taken so far with concern to inspecting the Read more
Keywords: bail, Cr.P.C, section 167, charge sheet To scutt the scope of default bail, charges must not be brought before an investigation has been completed said Supreme Court in its recent judgement. The Court of Justices Krishna Murari and CT Ravikumar pointed out that the right of default bail was Read more
Keywords: same sex marriage, supreme court, agender India’s Advocate General Tushar Mehta said in the Supreme Court on Wednesday, how gender is fluid and takes a range of forms that it would be difficult to accommodate in law. He gave his observations before the Constitution bench of the Indian Supreme Read more
The creator of AI, Geoffery Hinton has just quit his position in Google and is condemning the world of AI. He in his interview states that part of him regrets his life work. Geoffrey Hinton along with his colleagues achieved their quantum leap with the development of Neural Network Programming, Read more
Marriage is typically a sacred ritual in which two individuals tie the knot and it is believed their bond can never be broken. In the early stages, according to manusmriti, a husband and wife could never be separated. However, over a period of time the concept of separation, ‘divorce’ came Read more
About the Organizer Legal Vidhiya is an online platform founded in the year 2021, envisioned to make the law a subject that can be approached by everyone. Legal Vidhiya intends to provide notes on various subjects of law. We create a platform for students to develop in an all-inclusive manner Read more
In the case titled Annadurai v Jaya, it was held by the Madras High Court that the mother is a legal successor to her deceased daughter’s property and is consequently qualified to claim accrued arrears of the daughter’s maintenance. Justice V Sivagnanam of the High Court disregarded a criminal modification application registered Read more
A recent report from Human Rights Watch has shed light on hundreds of deaths that have occurred along the Turkey/Syria border in recent years. The report details how both the Turkish and Syrian governments have been involved in killing and forcibly deporting people who are attempting to cross the border. Read more
The rights and welfare of children who are orphaned, abandoned, or given up by their biological parents are significantly protected by adoption laws in India. The legal structure for adoption in India offers a procedure for placing these kids in loving and secure homes with adoptive parents, who afterwards become Read more
During a hearing for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s plea to stay his conviction in a criminal defamation case for his comment “all thieves have Modi surname” at an election rally, Justice Hemant Prachchhak, a single-judge of the Gujarat High Court, emphasised that since Gandhi is an elected representative of the Read more
