Litigants Facing Challenges Due to Lack of Judicial Accountability in India
challenges faced by litigants in India due to the absence of robust judicial accountability mechanisms.
Judiciary
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IS THERE NEPOTISM IN THE JUDICIARY ?
The moment you hear the term ‘Nepotism’, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? I bet, you may have thought about Bollywood...
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The Sedition Law in India: Historical Significance, Post-Independence Era, and the Need for Prudent Application
In an interview with ANI, Justice Rituraj Awasthi, chairman of the 22nd Law Commission, stated that sedition law is a necessity of the hour, and...
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Empowering Women: Understanding the Legal Rights of Women in Live-in Relationships
Unmarried couples who opt to live together in a committed relationship are said to be in a live-in relationship, often referred to as a living...
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“The Doctrine of Part Performance: Equity, Justice, and Protecting Contractual Rights”
In this legal article, we shall delve into the concept of the doctrine of part performance, as enshrined in Section 53A of the Transfer of...
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“Transfers and Withdrawals of Criminal Cases: Ensuring Fairness and Efficient Justice Delivery”
In order to ensure a just, equitable, and unbiased trial, there are instances where the transfer of a case becomes necessary. When an accused individual...
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Calcutta High Court exposes school jobs for cash scam: Appointments of 36,000 teachers quashed
The State awarded additional marks to “untrained” individuals under the guise of aptitude exams that were never even undertaken, Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay stated, and thus...
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[POCSO Act] Absence of wisdom teeth alone is insufficient to establish survivor’s age: Bombay High Court
Last week, the Bombay High Court ruled in the case of a man who had been found guilty under the Protection of Children from Sexual...
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Bombay High Court Rules, Widowed Daughter-in-law Not Obligated to Maintain In-laws under Section 125 CrPC
The Bombay High Court’s Aurangabad division has ruled that, in accordance with Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), in-laws cannot demand maintenance from...
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Taliban Enforces Ban on Restaurant Gardens for Families and Women in Herat
In the northwest province of Herat in Afghanistan, the Taliban have made it illegal for families and women to eat at restaurants with gardens or...
