The history of the Indian Penal Code In the uncivilized society, there existed no criminal law, and any person was free to attack any person or property. With the advancement of time, compensation was agreed to be accepted and with further advancement,
Freedom of speech and expression is a natural right of a boy by humans since his birth. These rights include the freedom to hold opinions and express them in front of the world. Article 19 (1) of the Constitution guarantees freedom of
One of the leading areas in India is Property law and family-related issues over the rights of one’s property. In other words, it comes under the broad category of family-related property issues. Even though the law is slightly static in nature, when
Defamation in attacking someone’s reputation by written or oral communication copper falls and unprivileged statement. Section 499 of the Indian Penal Code deals with defamation. According to IPC, defamation is an act of injuring someone’s reputation by any means- written or spoken,
We have studied various offences related to the property under the Indian Penal Code and one of them is Criminal Trespass, in this article we will know about Criminal Trespass under the Indian Penal code and other similar offences related to the
Introduction In India, western culture is taking over in almost every aspect. The use of drugs and partying with intoxicants is like a trend nowadays. There have been many instances where the police and officers have raided and seized illegal products. Recently,
This article will look into the legal aspects involved in the Aryan Khan’s Narcotics case filed recently, starting from what exactly has happened or, in other words, the facts, what the Narcotics Drugs Psychotropic Substances act of 1985 says on matters relating
We have been witnessing the changes that happen to society with the rapid liberalization and globalization. Have these societal changes indirectly affect the personal life of a person, especially while taking his/her decision when it comes to marriage in modern times. It
Is there any relation between India’s policy in the year 1991, which led to the opening of the market to the global economy, and the global competition law? Before looking into that, why did India open its market to global countries? Were
Coronavirus acted as an eye-opener for the nation to become independent. Confidence is vital for the Indian economy to determine the issues and to get a handle on the chances of an arising post-COVID world. Also, for this reason, it frees Indian