Legal Blogs

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 06 January, 2025

Delimitation involves redrawing Lok Sabha and State Assembly constituency boundaries based on census data to ensure equal voter representation. It addresses issues like uneven population growth, frozen seat allocations since the 1970s, and disproportionate representation. A fresh census and periodic delimitation are essential to uphold democratic principles, maintain the seat-population ratio, and ensure fair representation, with a stronger role for the Election Commission in ensuring transparency.

Written By: OLQ

Posted On: 04 January, 2025

The kind of crimes which have become a habituate disaster in respect of the whole human kind, between which one of the popular crime is scams regarding paid sexual content on social media or messaging apps, which is also in trend and a remaining grave issue in India. In this blog we are only going to focus on part of questions and their answers....

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 04 January, 2025

The Supreme Court highlighted the urgent need for permanent infrastructure and accountable staffing for the CAT Jammu Bench, cautioning against reliance on makeshift arrangements and outsourcing. It emphasized that judicial institutions must operate in secure, purpose-built facilities to uphold the integrity, confidentiality, and efficiency of judicial processes.

Written By: Advocate Anik

Posted On: 04 January, 2025

The Supreme Court ruled that cases under Section 195 CrPC must be filed before a judicial magistrate, not an executive magistrate, relying on Section 2(d) of CrPC for defining a complaint. It quashed proceedings against the appellant under Sections 186 and 353 IPC, emphasizing the requirement of a public servant's written complaint for such offences. The judgment reinforced procedural safeguards, clarified the distinction between cognizable and non-cognizable offences, and upheld citizens' rights under Article 14 of the Constitution.

Written By: Advocate Anik

Posted On: 03 January, 2025

The Punjab & Haryana High Court acquitted a man in a rape case, citing inconsistencies in the victim's testimony and suggesting the act appeared consensual, as her clothes were not torn at the scene. The court highlighted contradictions in her statements, including changes in her clothing description, and her failure to report the incident, leading to doubts about the credibility of her claim. Consequently, the accused was granted the benefit of the doubt and acquitted.

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 03 January, 2025

The Supreme Court prioritized child welfare over parental convenience in a visitation dispute, modifying visits to a closer location in Madurai. It emphasized that custody and visitation arrangements must prioritize the child's best interests, setting an important precedent in family law.

Written By: OLQ

Posted On: 01 January, 2025

These Act is a significant piece of legislation in India that provides a legal framework for civil marriages. This act is particularly important for inter-caste and inter-religious marriages, offering a secular alternative to traditional religious ceremonies...

Written By: OLQ

Posted On: 31 December, 2024

Cyber threats have become a significant concern for individuals, businesses, and as well as the governments. These threats can lead to severe financial losses, data breaches, and compromised security....

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 30 December, 2024

The Punjab and Haryana High Court quashed two FIRs against former Punjab Congress minister Bharat Bhushan Ashu, who was accused of corruption in the Punjab Food Grains Labour and Cartage Policy 2020-21. The court ruled that the FIRs lacked sufficient evidence and were politically motivated. It also granted bail to Ashu in a related money laundering case, emphasizing the need for concrete evidence in corruption cases.

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 30 December, 2024

In India, the government prioritizes the protection of women and children's rights through constitutional provisions and special laws addressing issues like domestic violence, child marriage, and trafficking. Initiatives such as the Nirbhaya Fund and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao aim to promote gender equality and ensure a safe environment for their well-being.

Written By: Advocate Anik

Posted On: 30 December, 2024

In Navish Kumar vs. State of Punjab, the Punjab and Haryana High Court upheld the 90-day appeal limit under Section 21(5) of the NIA Act, emphasizing strict adherence to procedural laws in UAPA cases. The Court rejected claims that this limit violated Article 21, reinforcing the need for balance between national security and individual rights.

Written By: Advocate Anik

Posted On: 30 December, 2024

Forensic science in India has evolved from ancient practices to modern techniques like DNA profiling and digital forensics, revolutionizing criminal investigations. Despite advancements, challenges like under-resourced labs and ethical concerns demand urgent reforms for accurate and transparent justice.