Introduction An offender commits a crime with mala fide intention against the state and private body. An offender is liable for the criminal act under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Indian Penal Code, 1860 was drafted by Lord Thomas Babington …
Introduction Gambling means the act of betting money on something for profit purposes as a form of entertainment or for earning money due to various reasons. Lottery means giving prizes to people who are chosen randomly by chance after they …
Introduction Recently, Reporters without Borders placed India at the 150th position among 180 nations in its World Press Freedom Index, 2022. It is important to discuss the constitutional scenario regarding the Freedom of Press, the scope of reasonable restrictions imposed …
Limited Liability Partnership is a hybrid corporate business model that provides the flexibilities and advantages of a partnership and most importantly at the same time, the advantage of limited liability as seen in a company. Chapter IV of the Limited …
Introduction The Gloucester Grammar School case is a very important case and is a landmark judgement that is referred to in many cases that deal with the Law of Torts. The case elaborates and explains the legal maxim “Damnum sine …
Introduction Indira Gandhi vs Raj Narain, popularly known as the ‘emergency case’ or ‘election case’ is a landmark judgement in Indian Judicial history for numerous reasons. India witnessed the first case in its history when a Prime minister’s election was …
Introduction According to the dictionary, rape is defined as “a crime in which sexual intercourse is committed without consent, through force, threats, or fearful intimidation”. If having non-consensual sexual intercourse with an unmarried woman is considered to be rape then …
Introduction The Indian Penal Code, 1860, provides for several offences which determine the liability of a person when he commits an act in combination with others. In such cases, a joint liability is created against all of the offenders, since …
Introduction The law is usually divided into two categories: substantive law and procedural law. While substantive law deals with the rights and liabilities of the parties to a case, procedural law determines the procedure for the enforcement of these very …
Introduction Gone are the days of saving money to invest in Fixed Deposits. People have started realizing the importance of sound financial decisions. With the advent of social media, numerous content creators have ventured into the field of financial literacy …