Introduction: Indian Evidence Act The Latin word “evidere” is derived from the English word “evidence”, which means to verify or prove anything. Evidence simply refers to something that provides proof of something and only applies to that thing. In India, where various types of evidence are routinely presented in court, laws in this area are …
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Summary Conflicting agreements are sometimes inconsistent because they have terms that are obvious to the more negotiating party and leave the other party in a worse position than they would like. The unfair nature of conflict agreements has caused much controversy and criticism, with some arguing that they should be fully legalized. On the other …
Introduction Section 336 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) deals with the crime of causing serious injury by an act that endangered life or personal safety. These laws are designed to protect people from intentional or negligent acts that pose a serious risk to their life or personal safety. This article aims to provide a …
Introduction Divorce has long been a controversial issue in India and often requires lengthy legal processes and struggles. However, the law has gradually changed to meet the changing needs and expectations of today’s society. An important development in this regard is the introduction of “perfect divorce” into Hindu law to facilitate the divorce process and …
Introduction The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is a comprehensive legislation that encompasses various offenses and their corresponding punishments. One such provision is Section 305, which deals with the abetment of suicide by a child or an insane person. This article aims to provide an overview of IPC Section 305, its implications, and the legal considerations …
Introduction Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become an important aspect of the business world today, driven by the need for companies to go beyond profits and contribute to people’s social well-being. In India, Section 135 of the Companies Act 2013 made corporate social responsibility mandatory for certain companies, making a significant impact helping to create …
This article examines the laws and protections of online consumers in India, focusing on fraudulent advertising, unfair business practices and the creation of digital contracts. With the growth of e-commerce, it is important to understand the legal framework that protects the interests of consumers. The Consumer Protection Act 2019 prohibits fraudulent reporting and empowers consumers …
Introduction In nowadays’s dynamic and aggressive work environment, the rights of personnel and adherence to expert ethics play a critical position in retaining a honest and harmonious place of work. Ethics play a critical role in preserving a harmonious work surroundings and fostering agree with between employers and employees. In India, the rights of personnel …
Legality of Same-Sex Marriage is a new legal issue discussed by the government, laws and citizens of India. Although the issue affects many individual rights, some rules regarding the status of marriage and homosexuality are still difficult to enact. Parental identity is defined in the law. The blog simplifies the main thing in its …
Introduction In India, it has become common practice for financial institutions to use debt collection agents or collectors to collect bad debts. While registration agents play an important role in the billing process, their process can be a source of harassment. Harassment by people in recovery is a serious problem that can cause stress and …
