Granting pre-arrest bail to the applicant would undoubtedly impede further investigation. 25. The present application is ...
statutory compliance requirements for initiating proceedings. Lack of jurisdiction results in the nullity of proceedings, as the court inherently lacks authority to adjudicate. Non-compliance with ...
Obviously, an injunction against the petitioner, to remove the name boards, prima facie, can be interpreted to the prejudice of the respondent because, going by the findings of the learned Family ...
FICA Valuation for Land Acquisition RFCT LARR ACT 2013 is restored. (Remo... 1) MPID Act Gr dated 25-9-2019. 2) MPID Act Gr dated 2-... Understanding "Ei Incumbit Probatio Qui Dicit, Non Qui Negat" ...
The Latin maxim ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat, meaning "the burden of proof lies upon him who asserts, not upon him who denies," is a fundamental principle in legal systems around the ...
Disaster Management Act, 2005. Statement of Objects and Reasons.—The Government have decided to enact a law on disaster management to provide for requisite institutional mechani ...
Transformative constitutionalism is characterized by several key features: 1. Promotion of Social Change: At its core, this concept aims to engender societal transformation by embedding values such as ...
Statement of Objects and Reasons.—The Law Commission of India in its sixty-third report had recommended the revision of the existing Interest Act, 1839. This Act is a very short one; besides a ...
Similarly, the word 'socialism', in the Indian context should not be interpreted as restricting the economic policies of an elected government of the people's choice at a given time. Neither the ...
The Fundamental Duties enshrined in the Indian Constitution serve as a reminder to citizens of their responsibilities towards the nation, complementing the Fundamental Rights. These duties were added ...
safeguards the distinct culture of every section of citizens, while Article 30 grants religious and linguistic minorities the right to establish and administer their own educational institutions.
Defamation in India is defined under Section 499 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which states that a person is guilty of defamation if they make or publish any imputation concerning another person ...