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Meaning of Compromise The word “compromise” means the settlement of a dispute by mutual consent of both the parties i.e. plaintiff and defendant. A compromise reached by the parties puts an end to their litigation battle. In simple terms, it is upon the discretion of the parties to compromise, adjust, or settle their dispute by […]
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Introduction- Cybercrime can be defined as the crime where there is the use of a computer as a tool or object used to do work for committing illegal dishonest by lying, moving things illegally from one part to another in child picture, video, etc., created only to arouse people sexually, copyright/patent, stealing identities or violating […]
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INTRODUCTION- Mediation and Conciliation which falls under the ambit of Alternative Dispute Resolution are the better means for the families to dissolve their disputes as it keeps the families together because Families are the group of peoples who are made to live with each other. This dispute resolution process has far better results than the […]
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Introduction- Delegated legislation is also known as subordinate legislation. It is one of the most important topics for public administration. Delegated legislation means lawmaking power conferred by parliament on the executive. The history of it goes back to the 16th century. As we all know that the role of the state is positive now and […]
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In the following period as time passes our society evolves with both negative and positive aspects. Positive aspects are those by which our society evolves in a good way and we make developments beyond our past imaginations and on the other hand in the field negative aspects the society gives birth to various crimes and […]
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INTRODUCTION Over the period in our society, we have seen many types of offences against human body where the alleged always tries to harm the deceased with the bad intention of giving bodily harm and in some instances, the bodily harm can turn into the murder of the deceased. But the time has changed and […]
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INTRODUCTION It is a norm of international human rights basically which is adopted by many countries as follows- U.S.A, Canada, U.K in its procedural laws and India adopted by the help of Constitution of India and also with the help of Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) 1973. Articles 14 and 21 of the Indian constitution which […]
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INTRODUCTION During the colonization, Britishers establish the system of law and order in India most important criminal procedure. According to the criminal procedure code, 1973, there are some trials which are very important in the field of law. Without these trials, Indian judiciary cannot function in its prime position. WHAT IS TRIAL? The general meaning […]
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INTRODUCTION Chapter XVI of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 consists of offences affecting the human body and life. Hurt is also an offence that affects the human body and life. This article explores the meaning, punishment and aggravated forms of hurt. HURT It means any voluntary act of a person that can cause pain, disease […]
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INTRODUCTION The Law of Evidence is a very significant element of both the system specifically civil and criminal. The passage of this act is regarded as the path-breaking judicial measure implementation in India that has altered the entire Indian justice system. Since the passage of this act, the entire justice system is changed because there […]
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INTRODUCTION TO SET-OFF AND COUNTER-CLAIM- The law along with substantive law also provides for procedural law to define the procedure which will lead towards the track of getting rights of the people so in pursuance of that, there is a law under the Civil procedure Code (CPC) under which Order 8 rule 6 and rule […]
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INTRODUCTION– The concept of Maintenance get introduced in Muslim as well as other secular law to provide divorced women a right to live their lives with dignity; it empowers the financially weaker women who do not have any financial support with them to get their livelihood from their former husbands with the help of this […]
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