The word ‘Company’ is derived from the Latin word ‘Com means with or together’ and ‘Panis means bread’. It originally remarked to an association of person who took their meals along. The word ‘Company’ has no strictly, technical or legal …
Arrests can be made under Cognizable offences and Non cognizable offences Under Criminal Procedure Code, Cognizable Offence under Section 154 is defined under Section 2(c) of Criminal Procedure Code. is an offence where a police officer can arrest without a …
INTRODUCTION We know that India is often considered to be the largest democracy in the world. To protect democracy, the Constitution of India plays the most important role to protect the freedom, life, and liberty of individuals within the limits …
Introduction: Evidence is information which is used in the court to prove something which exists or true. Giving false evidence and fabricating false evidence is an offence under Indian penal Code, 1860. The provisions of False evidence and fabricating false …
“The more work you put in on your outline and getting the skeleton of your story right, the easier the process is later.” – Drew Goddard A famous but not so famous quote by Andrew Brion Hogan Goddard, better known …
Introduction: It is necessary to the court for a compulsion to produce the things. It follows the principle of natural justice that the accused of any offence should be given an equal chance to be heard and to defend himself. …
Introduction First, understand the meaning of proceedings, It means to be a course of action or a series of actions that take place in a planned and control Manner. Definition of preceding in legal terms an activity that seeks to …
I. INTRODUCTION: In primitive times, the word “company” meant “taking meals together. The word “com” means together and “panis” means bread. Merchants used to discuss business in these get-together events.[1] Initially, the term “company” lacked any technical and legal meaning.[2] …
Introduction Doctrine of Res subjudice is an important doctrine provided under section 10 of the Code of Civil Procedure (the code), which deals with stay of civil suits, it provides that no court shall proceed with the trial of any …
Introduction Since India achieved independence, the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) have been in high fashion. The bone of disagreement in the litigation has always been its violation of Human Rights (FR). A moot point in India’s judicial process …