1 Introduction The law may be classified in different ways that can directly affect everywhere globally, nations, or religions. However, it may be defined for various purposes of implantation according to the legislation by state, code, rules, and regulations. That’s known as a classification of the law. In this article, we discuss various types of […]
What are Criminal Intimidation, insult, and annoyance under IPC 1860?
Introduction All types of criminal activities related to physical or mental are covered under the Indian Penal Code,1860. Among these activities, some offenses physically do not affect a person. However, they are considered punishable. For example, Criminal Intimidation, insult, and an offense are described under Chapter 22 of the said Act. Sections 503 and 510 […]
What Are The Main Essential Ingredients Of A Cheque?
Essential Ingredients of a Cheque Any bank account holder with a bank account in the particular bank is eligible to issue the cheque. Giving the cheque in favour of another person means he becomes a maker or drawer of the cheque. If a drawer desire, he may also write a cheque for self-withdrawal of money. […]
The Concept Of Theories Of Punishment
Introduction The concept of the theories of punishment belongs to ancient times and worldwide. This concept is directly connected with people’s life and reflects as a mirror of society. Every society aims to make a peaceful life for people and to fulfill that purpose. Society makes some control which is connected with a framework of […]
Which Provisions Are Available For The Partners In The Absence Of The Partnership Deed?
Introduction What happens when you enter into a partnership without a partnership deed?- In the absence of a partnership deed in written form, you might suffer losses of some benefits that can be eligible as a partner of the partnership firm. So, it is always advisable for you, if you want to enter into a […]
Doctrine of Res Judicata under Civil Procedure Code,1908
Introduction The doctrine of Res judicata is ancient and historical worldwide. When we talk about that in India, the Civil Procedure Code 1908 under section 11 has defined the principle of Res judicata. After that, the administrative law accepted it. Similarly, the Indian legal system covered that concept in other statutes and acts. In this […]
How to write a Cheque for self in India?
Introduction Writing a cheque for self withdrawal is an ancient and common method for withdrawing money from the self account from the bank. Nows in these days, after the revolution of the digital payment system, there are many options available for making payments and withdrawing funds from the own account in the bank. These days, […]
The Concept of Burden of Proof under the Evidence act
Introduction A statement that is given by a person based on fact needs to be proven as per the Indian Evidence Act,1872. The burden of proof has been defined in the said act. However, the term “burden of proof” is precisely not defined in the Indian Evidence Act. The meaning of said word “burden of […]
Can a defendant cross-examine another defendant in a suit?
This question comes to our mind can a defendant cross-examine another defendant in a suit? During the civil suit trial, there are many legal aspects and technical issues which come across to the parties and advocates of the suit. Which questions are covered in the law point related to the lawsuit, and according to the […]
What happens if complainant died in the NI Act case?
Question – what happens when a complainant dies in the case of the negotiable Instrument Act? – The answer to the question is yes. As per the legal preposition, on the Death of the complainant in a summons case, the court can permit the legal representative to continue the complaint. That action of the court […]