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Written By: Kishan Dutt

Posted On: 05 December, 2024

The domestic violence cases are really a sensitive issues. Allowing it to go ex-parte can bring significant and immediate legal consequences for the husband. It is crucial for the respondent to participate in the legal process to present his side of the story and contest any allegations. Failure to do so can results in adverse orders that may affect his rights and obligations significantly. Engaging legal counsel and responding promptly to court notices is essential for ensuring a fair hearing and protect one’s legal interests.

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 05 December, 2024

The Supreme Court's ruling in Rajive Raturi v. Union of India mandates enforceable accessibility standards under the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. It calls for upgrading infrastructure and ensuring compliance with accessibility requirements for disabled individuals.

Written By: Kishan Dutt

Posted On: 05 December, 2024

The protection in respect of women from domestic violence Act, 2005, provides a strong framework for addressing the violence, especially within families. It is crucial to understand that the law is designed to protect all women, including mother-in-law from abuse, which also have explained through this brief. It ensures the steps for the purpose to act as a safeguard towards the well-being of elderly people as to protect the natural justice.

Written By: Kishan Dutt

Posted On: 05 December, 2024

By the navigation through this blog the comprehensive knowledge about the probable situation for restrain of daughter-in-law and the legal landscape to facilitate the parents at the time where they are vulnerable or need probable protection or well-being protection and to protect the natural justice for all regardless of gender and position.

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 05 December, 2024

The Supreme Court of India has mandated strict compliance with the POSH Act, 2013, emphasizing accountability, mandatory ICC formation, and awareness campaigns to ensure workplace safety for women. The judgment reinforces the importance of gender equality and the creation of dignified, inclusive work environments.

Written By: Kishan Dutt

Posted On: 05 December, 2024

The employees of MNCs in India has couple of remedies and legal stands which can be used if there are any situation of forceful terminations, which have been briefly expressed through this blog. These remedies are well designed to protect the people from any unfair or unjust activity, protects the workers well-being and as well as the society, provides the natural justice.

Written By: Kishan Dutt

Posted On: 05 December, 2024

Through the above mentioned brief the concept regarding section 23A of HMA Act, 1955 has created a basic purview which indicates towards the advancement which can be provided during any proceedings of dissolution or other proceeding. It addressed the both side of the any case. Also creates an opportunity for both partiesto be heard by the court,(audi alteram partem) which facilitates and ensuresthe justice is served.

Written By: OLQ

Posted On: 29 November, 2024

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Written By: Advocate Anik

Posted On: 28 November, 2024

The Supreme Court of India upheld the 42nd Constitutional Amendment of 1976, which added the words "socialist" and "secular" to the Preamble of the Constitution. Rejecting petitions challenging these terms, the Court affirmed that Parliament has the authority to amend the Constitution, including the Preamble, as long as it doesn't affect the basic structure. The Court emphasized the Indian interpretation of secularism and socialism, reinforcing their importance in India's democratic and welfare-oriented framework.

Written By: Ayantika Mondal

Posted On: 28 November, 2024

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, granting specific performance of an unregistered sale agreement. It found that the subsequent purchasers (appellants) failed to exercise due diligence and could not claim protection under Section 19(b) of the Specific Relief Act, 1963, as they lacked knowledge of the plaintiff’s prior rights and interests in the property

Written By: Advocate Anik

Posted On: 28 November, 2024

Delhi’s air pollution crisis, driven by vehicle emissions, industrial activities, and crop burning, remains a pressing issue despite legal safeguards like Article 21 and interventions by the NGT and Supreme Court. Weak enforcement, lack of coordination, and the absence of long-term solutions hinder effective management, posing serious health risks.

Written By: OLQ

Posted On: 27 November, 2024

The POCSO Act ensures the protection of children from sexual abuse, safeguarding their dignity and rights. It defines strict legal measures to address sexual offenses against minors, promoting a child-safe environment. Awareness of POCSO law is vital for understanding legal protection and justice for vulnerable children in society.