INDIAN PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGES
Parliamentary privilege is a legal immunity enjoyed by members of certain legislatures, in which legislators are granted protection against civ
RTI: IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT
India always takes pride in being the largest democracy, but with the passing of the Right to Information Act 2005, it has also become an accountab
No Board Exams For 5th And 8th Class Students In State Board: Karnataka High Court Quashes Govt Circulars
The Karnataka High Court on quashed three circulars issued by the State government by which it prescribed a Board Examination for students of Stand
“If It Is Consensual, It Cannot Be Alleged That It Would Become An Ingredient Of Rape Under Section 375 Of The IPC, For It To Become Punishable Under Section 376 Of The IPC.”: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court on 28th February 2023 has quashed charges of rape levelled against an accused who was booked on the complaint made by the
Asha Qureshi vs. Afaq Qureshi with reference Special Marriage Act, Supreme Court, 1954, AIR 2002 MP 263, 2002 (4) MPHT 108.
Issues: Whether the appellant’s wife hid the details of her previous marriage and status as a widow? If fraud under Section 17 of the India
‘Equal pay for equal work’ for temporary workers: Punjab High Court
The Punjab High Court, in Secretary, DAV College Managing Committee and another v/s District Judge, Karnal and others (CR-1706-2022 (O&M), deli
Bail denied to woman on false rape allegations: Punjab High Court.
The Punjab High Court, in ABC v/s State of Haryana (CRM-M-33585-2022 (O&M), delivered on 7th December, 2022, denied bail to a woman who was acc
Bigamy in India : Sarla Mudgal case. Supreme Court of India. 1995 AIR 1531, 1995 SCC (3) 635.
IPC penalizes bigamy regardless of religion, with the exception of tribes or groups whose particular laws, like Muslim law, allow polygamy. All one
CANCELLATION OF THE BAIL GRANTED TO THE PETITIONER BY THE LEARNED SPECIAL JUDGE IS WELL WITHIN THE POWER OF A COURT: KERALA HIGH COURT
The High Court of Kerala passed a judgement on 18th January 2023 which stated that cancellation of the bail granted to the petitioner by the lear
GRANT OF SPECIAL PAY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES WOULD NOT, BY ANY STRETCH OF IMAGINATION, RESULT IN ANY JUNIOR-SENIOR ANOMALY SINCE IT IS A SPECIAL EMOLUMENT GIVEN FOR EXTRA WORK DONE : KERALA HIGH COURT
The High Court of Kerala passed a judgement on 18 January, 2023 which stated that the Grant of special pay for administrative duties would not, b
