What is Kidnapping and Abduction?
LI Network Dhruva Vig The world, as well as the law that tries to govern it, is changing at a…
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Non Judicial Stamp Papers and its Value
By Nisman Parpia In every society, relationships are built on commercial and non-commercial agreements. Parties comply with a…
Judgements on Willful negligence
Shruti Lamba Principles of justice, equity and good conscience are the foundation principles of not only a judicial…
Assault under Indian Penal Code, 1860
Dhruva Vig In a society dominated by individual thought and personal beliefs, clash of opinions is bound to…
Offences under the Information Technology Act, 2000
Aashima Kakkar The introduction of internet in the world has been a boon and a bane. Internet has…
Whether Indian Judiciary is more powerful than the Judiciary in the U.S.A.?
Supreet Kaur Judiciary is an indispensable organ of the government of a sovereign state. The institution of judiciary…
What are the Theories of Divorce?
Supreet Kaur Ancient Hindu law considered marriage as a sacramental, permanent and an eternal union. According to Ancient…
Pragyata guides and their implementation
Nisman Parpia Pandemic and its effect on education The COVID-19 pandemic has created many disruptions in our day…
Cheating under Indian Penal Code, 1860
Nisman Parpia We have been familiar with the word cheating in our day to day language which means…
What are the Offences related to Stolen Property?
Dhruva Vig The act of stealing is one of the most common of the offences that are committed…
What are the Punishments for Attempting to Commit Offences?
Section 511 of IPC Dhruva Vig The phrase law of the land is a legal term, which refers…
Types of Petitions in Supreme Court
LI Research First to understand the types of Petitions we must understand what a petition is and what…
Adultery under Indian Penal Code, 1860
Aashima Kakkar The word “adultery” comes from the French word “avoutre”, which is derived from the Latin verb…
Trespass in India – Is it Criminal or Civil?
Aashima Kakkar The main reason for having laws in a country is to protect the lives, liberty, and…
Hurt – Its Type and Punishments
Shruti Lamba ‘Hurt’ is very common word that we hear about. Hurt is described as injuring, maiming, damaging,…
Breach of Trust
Supreet Kaur The owner of a property may entrust his property to another person for some specific purpose…
Sexual offences
Nisman Parpia Man- the “numero uno” result of evolution, competent of controlling his destiny has five sense organs…
Suicide under Indian Penal Code,1860
Dhruva Vig The word suicide has been derived from the Latin term ‘Suicidium’. The word ‘Sui’ means oneself,…
Difference between Theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity under Indian Penal Code, 1860
Shruti Lamba For a State to function in harmony it is necessary to not only protect an individual’s…
Section 377 of Indian Penal Code, 1860
Supreet Kaur Sexual acts without the consent of other partner amounts to sexual offences. For minors, sexual activity…