IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Rajeev Chaudhary -Petitioner State(N.C.T) of Delhi -Respondent BENCH:M.B. Shah & S.N. Variava Fact of the case Appellant was arrested in connection with an offence punishable under Sections 386, 506 and 120-B of the I.P.C. He was produced before the Metropolitan Magistrate, Delhi on 31.10.1998 and was released on bail Read more
This article is written by Janvi of 2nd Semester of Chanakya National law university, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction Emergency provisions in the Indian Constitution serve as a crucial mechanism to address extraordinary situations that threaten the stability and security of the nation. These provisions grant the government exceptional Read more
This Article is written by Subhashmin Moharana, of 2nd semester of NLUO Abstract In this fast crime, fast punishment world, is capital punishment relevant in deterring people to commit any more severe crimes. In India, the latest capital punishment was given to gang rapists of Nirbhaya[1] case. It is still Read more
This article is written by Faria Abdulla of 2nd Year of B.A. LL.B. Hons. Abstract This Article lays primary emphasis on the Objectives of Foreign Arbitration Awards, the importance of Arbitration Awards, clauses under which these Arbitration Awards are held, their enforcement and also jurisdictional issues related to them. And Read more
This article is written by Anjali Tyagi of 3rd Year of Bcom. Llb of Banasthali Vidyapith University, Rajasthan Abstract Biological weapons are manufactured to cause harm to living organisms, including humans and animals. These weapons can be prepared in laboratories and can be used for various purposes, such as warfare, Read more
This Article is written By Subhashmin Moharana of NLUO, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract To understand the basics of business contracts and agreements, we have to first understand Contracts and Agreements in their purity. Contracts are basically agreements between two parties which are enforceable by the law. Every Country Read more
The Patna High Court ruled that banks and non-banking financing businesses may not utilize recovery agents to forcibly confiscate the cars of borrowers who had fallen behind on their auto loans. According to the high court, guilty banks and other lenders would be subject to a Rs 50,000 punishment. [1] Read more
The right of a human being to choose his\her sex identity is an integral part of their personality. The Rajasthan high court said this allowing a physical training instructor to get his name and gender changed in the service record after a sex reassignment surgery. The petitioner took birth as Read more
In a recent ruling, the Madras High Court declared that AYUSH doctors cannot conduct sonographies and other pre-natal diagnostic tests on pregnant women unless they possess the necessary qualifications under the Pre-Conception & Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PNDT) Act and Rules. This decision was made in the case of the Tamil Read more
The Patna High Court has recently ruled that banks and financial institutions are prohibited from using forceful methods, such as employing recovery agents or goons, to repossess vehicles from borrowers who have defaulted on their loans. This verdict, delivered in the case of Dhananjay & Ors v UOI v Ors, Read more
