INTRODUCTION: The Bharatiya Sakshya (Second) Bill, 2023 is a very important legislation that is aimed at consolidating the law and laying down general rules for evidence in order to ensure fair trial in India. This bill covers various aspects of evidence such as the relevancy of facts admitted and the Read more…
ABOUT THE CANON SPHERE Canonsphere is an innovative platform that focuses on the growth and development of individuals in the legal field. Through engaging events, we provide law students with opportunities to participate in debates, moot courts, blog or article writing, drafting competitions, quizzes, and much more in collaboration with Read more…
Citation (2007) CriLJ3169 Date of Judgement 16th April 2007 Court Allahabad High Court Case type Criminal Revision Application No: 1667 of 2006 Appellant Chandrika Singh, Son of Late Kali Respondent State of Uttar Pradesh, Station House Bench Shiv Charan, J. Referred Cognizable offence- Section 2(c) of CrPC, 1973 Police officer’s Read more…
MC Mehta v Union of India Introduction This 1986 case, whose petitioner’s side was spearheaded by the erstwhile lawyer and activist M. C. Mehta, was one of the first one of its kind in many areas of law, including environmental law, which saw an overwhelming change in its scope, extent, Read more…
Title is a link between a person and an object to establish ownership of property. A title is the de facto antecedent of which the right is the de jure consequent. Right of possession on ownership comes in term of de facto first and later de jure. For example, I Read more…
PIL in front of the Calcutta High Court against the rule that people who go to court have to reveal their caste. The petition expressed disappointment that this practise remained even 75 years after India gained its independence. An application for revision of the Calcutta High Court’s presenting form, which Read more…