CONCEPT OF LEGAL AID IN INDIA

INTRODUCTION Section 2(a) of the Legal Aid Act, 2000 states that Legal Aid implies giving legal guidance, paying attorneys expenses and cost of litigation including giving some other help to the individuals who experience financial insolvency, dejection, are defenseless, or can’t get

Grounds to defend on the cases of 498A

There have been lot of news that have reported the false claims made by the victim against the person who is not proved to be the accused especially under section 498A of Indian Penal Code. This article will look into the nature

Competition Advocacy and Foreign Legislations

We have been seeing lots of Mergers and acquisitions deals which were entered by the commercial companies such as Ed-tech companies etc. One of such examples can be seen through the recent acquisitions made by Reliance Industries and even BYJU’S. What would

EXTRAJUDICIAL KILLINGS- A STAIN ON HUMAN RIGHTS

INTRODUCTION The act of killing an accused outside the judicial interaction is alluded to as extrajudicial killing. The National Human Rights Commission expressed that it has enrolled 1,782 fake encounters in India somewhere between 2000 and 2017. The Right to a fair

Procedure to Arrest

Introduction: It is important to note that section 2(x) defines warrant-case as the cases except the summons-case. Summons case is the one which has the punishment of imprisonment 2 years or less. All others are considered to warrant cases and require the

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Case Brief: Reg v. Govinda (1877) ILR Bom 342

Jurisdiction: Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction: Bombay High CourtCase Filed (in years): 1876Case Decided (in years): 1877Judges: Justice Melvill, Justice Kemball, N HaridasCase Brief Prepared by: M Balaji Case Brief: Reg v. Govinda (1877) ILR Bom 342 Introduction: One of the most important concepts

Extraordinary General meeting

It is in no doubt that a company’s most important decisions are taken through its General Meetings. In India, corporate governance is generally managed by the Companies Act, 2013 and the Annual general meeting should take place as per provisions enabled in

F.I.R. under CrPC

Authored By: Dinesh Awana FIRST INFORMATION REPORT FIR is nowhere explicitly defined in the code or any other statute or legislation so far yet but the process of investigation initiates with the lodging of FIR under sec 154 of the code of

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Justice Ms. Indira Banerjee

Justice Indira Banerjee, who is current Sitting Judge of Supreme court of India and had been elevated from Madras High Court, in which the honorable justice served as a Chief Justice till 2018. This article will focus on honorable justice’s profile and

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