The beautiful and unique diversity of India became the centre of the constitutional assembly debates wherein a country that got independence from a two century old British raj and a country tha...

It's a laid down law that departmental enquiry is the rule and it cannot be dispensed away with while dismissing an employee. Article 311(2) of the Constitution reads as follows: 311. Dism...

Recently the Delhi High court in Sabhajeet Maurya v. State (NCT of Delhi)[1] ruled that an HIV positive patient cannot be convicted for an offence punishable under Section 307 IPC. The singl...

The information given to a police officer and reduced to in writing as per the provisions of Section 154 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973[1] (hereinafter, the CrPC) is known as the first...

A Bench of the Honorable Supreme Court of India in Sandeep Kumar and Others versus State of Uttarakhand and Another[1] held that the offence of dowry death under Section 304B of the Indian Pena...

A false allegation of impotency against the husband amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High court held.[1] A Bench comprising of Honorable Justice Manmohan and Justice Sanjeev Narula while dealing wi...

The Honourable Allahabad High Court recently in Salamat Ansari and others versus State of UP and others[1] cancelled a case against a Muslim man filed by the parents of his wife who had convert...

In Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India[1], a Bench of the Honorable Supreme Court of India, headed by the former Chief Justice, Honorable Justice Dipak Misra, read down the colonial law of Sec...

The Bombay High Court recently in the case of Kajal and others v. State of Maharashtra [1] held that prostitution per se is not a crime as per the provisions of The Immoral Traffic (Prevention)...

A bench of the Honorable Supreme Court of India recently in Maheshwar Tigga v. State of Jharkhand[1] while acquitting a man accused of raping a woman on pretext of marriage held that misconcept...