In this article, we will endeavour to understand the concept of Statutory Rape as was enshrined in the Indian Penal Code, 1860, and now its newer avatar as Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2024. Through the...

The word Lien is usually of commercial parlance, and it usually means the right which a Debtor has over goods of the person, to whom money has been lend. However, in Service Jurisprudence it re...

In this Article we will endeavour to understand when the High Court in exercise of its powers under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 can quash a First Information Report, Cha...

The Indian pharmaceutical industry is growing at an extremely rapid pace, and the Indian Government is also attempting to bring in reforms to the industry, to make it more competitive. Section ...

In this Article we will endeavour to understand as to what are the powers that the Magistrate can exercise under 311 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, under what circumstances the power c...

In this Article we will endeavour to understand as to what the "suspicious circumstances" are which can happen in the execution of a Will. A Will being a document which only comes into play aft...

All companies and organizations zealously guard their trade secrets and other information which is of confidential nature. Employers and companies are always entitled to protect their economic ...

The concept of Look-out circulars might be relatively new to Indian jurisprudence, however the rationale behind it is of yore, and has been well-established as to how kingdoms and republics wou...

The administration of Justice is the most essential postulate of any civilized society, and justice cannot be rendered without the fear of sanction". The administration of justice cannot only b...

There are a saying in Latin which goes as follows Interest Republicae Et Finis Litum, which means that it is in the interest of the country that litigation should come to an end. This saying is...