Keywords- Stricter punishments, sedition, Law Commission of India, Section 124A IPC Currently, Section 124A provides for life imprisonment or imprisonment upto 3 years. The Commission has suggested that the jail term of 3 years be enhanced to 7 years. The Law Commission of India, headed by former Chief Justice Ritu Read more
Law commission of India doesn’t want repeal the sedition, Law. Rather than commission proposed that the provision retained with certain amendments. Law commission clearly said that sedition law can be retained but with safeguards. So that no one can misuse of section 124 (A); the Centre issue a model guideline Read more
On Thursday, 1st March, the High Court of Madras granted an interim relief to the well-known Tamil musician Harris Jayaraj in the case of entry text payment of ₹11.50 lakh on a car that he had imported years ago. Harris Jayaraj is a renowned Musician hailing from Chennai. Apart from Read more
The petitioners are Muslim and Hindu, respectively. They moved the Court charging that they are confronting dangers from the Hindu young lady’s loved ones. Friday, the Delhi High Court granted police protection to a same-sex interfaith couple (the petitioners) who were facing threats from one of the petitioners’ family members. Read more
This article is written by Anjali Tyagi of 3rd Year of BCOM LLB of Banasthali Vidyapith University, Rajasthan Abstract The codification of commercial law, involves compilation of all existing laws and regulations governing commercial transactions into single code, in which several challenges are presents. One of the major challenges is Read more
Keywords: Justice, Religion, Caste, Judiciary Justice B Veerappa has recently stated that the judiciary is the only temple that is worshipped by citizens irrespective of their religion or caste. The statement was made during the inauguration of a new court complex in Karnataka. Justice Veerappa emphasized the importance of the Read more
Keywords: PIL, Vice-Chancellor, News Paper, High Court The Delhi High Court has recently dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that was filed against the appointment of the new Vice-Chancellor (VC) of Delhi University. The PIL was based solely on a newspaper report, which the court deemed inadequate to support such Read more
The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court as of late remained the police examination against previous Part Regulative Gathering (MLA) Shoaib Solitary in an assault case stopped by a lady who professed to be his significant other [Shoiab Solitary v Association Domain of J&K]. The investigation, with the exception Read more
Bail can’t be rejected for accused of POCSO if victim doesn’t want to step into witness box KEYWORDS : POCSO ACT 2012, Low chances of bail under sec. 5 and 6 of POCSO ACT, 2012, case referred : Ravi Kumar vs. Union territory of J & K , sec. 436-A Read more
In a recent rulling the Kerala HC emphasizes the importance of considering students loan application for education loan with compassionate mindset,the court stated that rejecting a student’s loan application soli based on low Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited,i.e., CIBIL is not justified. The CIBIL score is a number that how Read more