Salient Features of the Indian Constitution: The Constitution is a body of legislation that specifies how different bodies within a state, such as the executive, legislature, and judiciary, work together. Not every country has a written constitution. The Indian Constitution has been one of the longest and most comprehensive constitutions in the world. The Constitution … Read more
Clarifying Differences of Feminism and Pseudo-Feminism Clarifying Differences of Feminism and Pseudo-Feminism: We are in the year 2022 in the twenty-first century, and the world is constantly changing. Innovation, technology, and sciences are taking humanity to new heights. The fundamental concept of humanity is undergoing a major transformation, and this time it is all about … Read more
IPC 307: Section 307 of the Indian penal code states that any individual perpetrating an act with such motive or knowledge, and under such conditions that, if he by that act resulted in demise, he would be culpable of homicide, and shall be castigated with the incarceration of either, by a manner of an interval … Read more
IPC 279: With the increase in auto-mobiles on the road these days the roads have been much of a stunt. With 30 million cars running all over India it is hard to say if the people behind the wheels are always responsible. Due to increasing numbers of accidents caused by rash driving the legislature was … Read more
Contractual Indemnity: Several articles of the Indian Contract Act of 1872 clarify the nature of the Indemnity Clauses In Commercial Contracts and the promisee’s rights under it. “Security against loss or damages” is what the term indemnity signifies. To commence, the English law concerning contractual indemnities had arrived at the point of middle age or … Read more
Differences Between IPC and CrPC: Because illegal acts are regarded crimes in rem, or crimes against society as a whole, the State is the prosecuting party in courts. The Concurrent List deals with criminal law and criminal process, whereas the State List deals with police and prisons. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Criminal … Read more
IPC 506: Punishment for criminal intimidation is mentioned under section 506 of Indian Penal Code, 1860. Criminal intimidation is punishable by two years in jail, a fine, or both. If the potential danger is to cause death or grievous harm, or to cause the damage to any property by fire, or to commit a criminal … Read more
Live-in Relationships: In India, a live-in relationship, or living together like a couple without really being legally married to one other, is generally regarded as a taboo. However, for a number of reasons, these relationships have become more popular in recent years. In the dearth of particular legislation, norms, or conventions on the matter, the … Read more
IPC 306:As per section 306 of the Indian criminal code, any person has committed suicide, or who aids in the conduct of such suicide, is punishable by imprisonment of any kind for a time up to 10 years, as well as a fine. What is Said in Section 306 of Indian Penal Code? Before going … Read more
IPC 323: The punishment for intentionally causing harm is outlined in Section 323 of the IPC. “Whoever intentionally hurts another must be penalized with imprisonment of the description given for a time. This might extend to a year, or by a fine which might also reach to one thousand rupee, or with both,” according to … Read more