What is the applicability of Doli Incapax in IPC?

What is the applicability of doli incapax in IPC

Meaning and explanation of Doli Incapax The word Doli incapax basically comes from the Latin word and refers to the presumption theory of criminal responsibility in the law. As per this theory, a child is not capable of…

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1. Rights of Women in India: Know Your Rights Under Indian Law

1. Rights of Women in India: Know Your Rights Under Indian Law

Introduction India is a fast-growing country, so every development changes all factors, including people’s lifestyles, as we know improvement and development are requirements for a growing nation. That makes all over development economically, socially, industrial, etc., and the…

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Is the Ex parte decree passed against minors without proper representation valid?

Is the Ex parte decree passed against minors without proper representation valid

We can find this answer in Rambadan Rai and others vs. Paltan Paswan and others (AIR 1977 Pat 1); the Patna High Court held that If a minor is a party to the suit and is not represented…

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Is the compromise decree valid if all necessary parties have not signed on the compromise petition?

Is the compromise decree valid if all necessary parties have not signed on the compromise petition

The decree passed on terms of compromise valid whether all necessary parties not signed in the compromise petition?  In the case of Awadhesh Prasad Sharma vs. Prahlad Prasad Sharma and Ors. (AIR 2014 PATNA 239), The Patna High…

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Whether the decree passed based on compromise, it called the court’s decision?

Whether the decree passed based on compromise, it called the court's decision?

Whether the decree was passed based on compromise, it called the court’s decision? The Supreme Court dealt with the question in Pulavarthi Venkata Subba Rao Vs. Valluri Jagannadha Rao (A.I.R. S.C. 591), and observed that a decree passed…

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If husband and wife lived separately by mutual consent, then the wife is not entitled to claim maintenance u/s,125(4) of CrPC

If husband and wife lived separately by mutual consent, then the wife is not entitled to claim maintenance u/s,125(4) of CrPC

If husband and wife live separately by mutual consent, then the wife is not entitled to claim maintenance u/s 125(4) of CrPC Criminal Procedure Code, Section 125 In the case of Amarendra Nath Bagui vs. Smt. Gouri Rani…

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Cross-examination is a defendant’s right; refusal by the court is grave prejudice to his defense.

Recall of witness - Cross-examination is a defendant's right; refusal by the court is grave prejudice to his defense.

Recall of witness – Cross-examination is a defendant’s right; refusal by the court is grave prejudice to his defence. Civil Procedure Code,1908, Order 18, Rule 17 In the case of M/s. Foodworld Super Markets Ltd. and Anr vs.…

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What is the Importance of Sales and Distribution Management?

What is the importance of sales and distribution management?

Introduction Sales and distribution management has long been a problem in the commercial world. Raw materials may arrive too soon and spoil before they are utilised. Alternatively, completed items may arrive late, enabling a rival to take the…

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An Agreement Without Consideration is Void

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Introduction  One of the most important principles in contract law is consideration. As a result, every student of contract law should have a full grasp of the subject. According to the Indian Contract Act of 1872, each contract…

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Need for Consumer Protection in India: Importance and Benefits

Need for Consumer Protection in India: Importance and Benefits

Introduction  In recent years, consumer understanding of their legal rights has steadily increased. Consumer protection is a worldwide acknowledgement and worries that consumers are the weaker party when it comes to purchasing products and services compared to the…

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