FALSE PROMISES AND CONSENSUAL BETRAYAL: INSIDE LALU YADAV’S CASE
CASE NAME: Lalu Yadav vs. State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors. CASE NO. : SLP Criminal No.9371 of 2018 DATED: October 16, 2024 QUORUM: Justice C. T. R
POLYGAMY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
ABSTRACT Since ancient times, Polygamy stands as one of the critical themes in different social orders. It is through social practices, convictions
ALTERNATIVES TO IMPRISONMENT WITHIN INDIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
In 1984, the Council of Europe inquired about alternative penal measures to imprisonment, receiving responses from 13 member nations in 1985. The r
THE VICIOUS CYCLE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CYBERCRIME
The rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man are threatened.” – John F. Kennedy ABSTRACT Human trafficking in cy
Bombay High Court Confronts Maharasthra’s Dire Crisis: The Case of 1 Lakh Missing Women
Introduction – The Bombay High Court recently dealt with a grave matter; approximately one hundred thousand women disappeared in Maharashtra.
The Impact of Inflation on Savings: Strategies to Protect Your Money
Abstract: Specifically, one of the major problems of saving money is inflation, which is the phenomenon of systematic and gradual rise in prices an
Supreme Court Upholds 100% Disability Compensation for Amputated Gunman
Case Title – Sarnam Singh v. Shriram General Insurance Co. Ltd. & Ors. Case No. – Civil Appeal No. 3900 of 2023 Date of Judgment &#
Bihar Deputy CM says will move Supreme Court against High Court stay on quota hike.
The Bihar government will petition the Supreme Court to challenge the Patna High Court’s decision to set aside a 50% to 65% increase in reser
SUPREME COURT HAS SET ASIDE GUJRAT HIGH COURT JUDGEMENT AND RELEASED THE ACCUSED FOR THE OFFENCE OF ROBERRY & MURDER
CASE NAME: THAKORE UMEDSING NATHUSING V. STATE OF GUJARAT CASE NUMBER: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.1102 OF 2024 DATED ON: FEBRUARY 22, 2024 QUORUM: Honourab
Supreme Court Exempts Lawyers from Consumer Protection Act in Landmark Ruling.
In a landmark judgment delivered on May 14, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled that lawyers cannot be held liable under the Consumer Protection Act (CPA
