Tunisian major opposition party, Ennahda a self-styled ‘Muslim Democrat’ party in Tunisian Parliament with its leader Rached Ghannouchi was one of the major voices protesting the dissolution of the parliament since June 2021. Ghannouchi was arrested from his residence in Tunis last week. Following the arrest the headquarters of the Read more
The case in which it has been held that “widowed daughter-in-law is not liable to maintain her parents-in-law under Section 125 CrPC” is of Bombay High Court, its Aurangabad Bench titled Shobha Sanjay Tidke v. Kishanrao Ramrao Tidke. The order was passed on 12th April 2023. The verdict came from Read more
This article is written by Shreya Singhal of Rajiv Gandhi National Law University, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract Medical Law and Ethics are two separate concepts but their domain overlap in many situations. Over the years, several medical laws have been evolved taking into consideration the need of the Read more
IN THE HON’BLE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA SUBHASH KUMAR VS STATE OF BIHAR AND OTHERS CITATION: 1991 AIR 420, 1991 SCR (1) 5 BENCH: JUSTICE K.N SINGH AND JUSTICE N.D. OJHA DATE OF JUDGMENT: 9 JANUARY, 1991 PETITIONER: SUBHASH KUMAR Vs. RESPONDANT: STATE OF BIHAR AND ORS. LAWS CONCERNED: Water Read more
Case Name: Sahara India Real Estate Corporation Limited and Others v. Security and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Civil Appeal No.: 8643 OF 2012 Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: Justice Altamas Kabir, Justice Surinder Singh Nijjar, Justice J.Chelameswar Date of Judgment: 5th December 2012 Introduction: At present our society is Read more
This article is written by Ananya Banerjee of Law College Durgapur, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract: One of the strongest General Principles of law, good faith governs the entire legal system. In a stage where Customary or Treaty law has not yet taken shape, it maintains the integrity of Read more
Background This lawsuit is part of an ongoing effort in India’s courts and legislature to address the issue of sexual harassment of women in the workplace. The Supreme Court of India ruled in 1997 that women needed protections against sexual harassment in the workplace to exercise their constitutional rights to Read more
This article is written by Ayni Saad of Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT The term “maintenance” describes the monetary assistance one party gives to a third party who is unable to care for themselves, such as a spouse, child, or parent. The amount Read more
Introduction The Indian High Court of Bombay heard the case of Sachin Raosaheb Jadhav v. State of Maharashtra Justice Nalawade on February 24, 2014, Cr WP No. 1166/2013. Sachin Raosaheb Jadhav and the State of Maharashtra were at odds over who should get a caste certificate in the case. Jadhav Read more
This article is written by Zeerak Jabeen of Law at Central University of Kashmir, an intern under Legal Vidhiya “Society prepares the crime; the criminal commits it.” – Henry Thomas Buckle INTRODUCTION Sutherland’s Differential Association Theory and Reckless’s Social Vulnerable Theory are two prominent theories in the field of criminology Read more
