Introduction In recent years, consumer understanding of their legal rights has steadily increased. Consumer protection is a worldwide acknowledgment and worries that consumers are a weak party when it comes to purchasing products and services as compared to the producers and dealers who make and sell them. In an ideal world, a market economy in […]
Introduction Before understanding the annulment of marriage, first, we have to understand the actual concept of marriage in India. Marriage is based on socialization. In most cases, it is solemnized and performed by the religious sacrament; On a religious basis, the marriage parties are considered as husband and wife. Through marriage, the spouse gets some […]
Introduction The doctrine of Lis Pendens explains that the judgment given by the court binds a person who purchases the property during the pendency of any litigation. The court order may come out against such a person who transfers his title of the immovable property, which is already part of the lawsuit or is pending […]
Introduction Natural justice is a fundamental right of every person, which is not possible without an equal legal framework. The Audi alteram partem concept is a base of natural and equal justice. It is only possible when both parties are heard. There is no chance of fair justice without hearing the other side. The main […]
Introduction Every employee is a human who gives the best effort to the employer; they must know their employee rights in India. The employee is an integral part of the foundation of business. In that way of employment, every employee has some fundamental rights and duties. Knowing these employees’ rights helps create a friendly and […]
Introduction Legal notice for recovery of money is a crucial part before taking legal action against the opposite party. By sending that notice, an aggrieved party ensures that the demand notice was served to the party with the reason; however, the amount was not paid to you. And you have a particular cause of action […]
What are Bailable and Non-Bailable Offences Under the Indian Penal Code? I List of bailable and non-bailable offenses. Introduction: The crimes and offenses and their punishments have been given under the Indian Penal Code, of 1860. The procedure of trial also has been given in the Code of Criminal Procedure. Under CrPC, the offences have […]
What is the reopening of partition under Hindu law? When we look into the historical family concept of India, traditionally, it will begin as a joint or undivided family. This concept comes with India’s cultural and regional parts, which is the basis of Hindu law. All family members like mother, father, sister, etc., live together […]
Introduction The court appoints a commissioner in a civil suit to do some work on his official duty. However, it is not compulsory for every case; the court can not routinely pass such an order. The Civil Procedure Code 1908, Section 75, and Order 26 refer to the appointment of a commissioner in a civil […]
Criminal P.C. (2 of 1974), S.227- It is clear from Section 227 that the trial Judge is bound to discharge the accused if he considers there is no sufficient ground for proceeding against him. First, we have to know what the provision of section 227 of Crpc is saying? Section 227 of the Criminal Procedure […]