DELEGATED LEGISLATION

DELEGATED LEGISLATION

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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CRIMINAL MISAPPROPRIATION OF PROPERTY

CRIMINAL MISAPPROPRIATION OF PROPERTY

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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hurt

HURT under Indian Penal Code

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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Difference between Unlawful Assembly & Rioting with Affray

Difference between Unlawful Assembly & Rioting with Affray

The Indian Constitution has played an integral role in safeguarding the rights of its citizens. It has not only provided for protection of life and personal liberty but also empowers the citizens to assemble peacefully without arms to practice their freedom of speech and expression. We have witnessed innumerable revolutions that have occurred because of […]

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Bigamy

Bigamy and Cohabitation

Introduction Marriage in India has been considered as a holy sacrament. The husband and the wife are bound to maintain a permanent relationship. Earlier the number of spouses a man or woman could have in a marriage used to depend on the religion that the spouses use to follow. Gradually the marital conditions in India […]

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ABORTION

ABORTION

Introduction  Abortion is the ending of a pregnancy by removal or expulsion of an embryo or fetus. An abortion that occurs without intervention is known as a miscarriage or “spontaneous abortion” and occurs in approximately 30% to 50% of pregnancies. When deliberate steps are taken to end a pregnancy, it is called an induced abortion, or less frequently “induced miscarriage”. The unmodified word abortion generally refers […]

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Rarest of Rare Doctrine

Rarest of Rare Doctrine under Indian Law

Introduction There are no rules-given statements of uncommon, strange, of the most value of uncommon. In a Criminal Trial, the nature and serious air of the crime are taken into a point to be taken into account for working out the right punishment. The Court shall be thought to have failed in firing, letting off […]

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Unlawful Compulsory Labour

Unlawful Compulsory Labour- Sec 374 IPC

Introduction- Section 374 of the Indian Penal Code provides that: whoever unlawfully forces any person to labour against the will of that person shall be punished with being the prison of either account for a word, which may stretch to one year, or with all right, or with the forward to put stop to the […]

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Offences Relating To Election

Offences Relating To Election under IPC

INTRODUCTION to Offences Relating To Election- Elections stand of as paramount in a democracy like India, where a vote of every individual decides the future of the country. Elections in India are worshipped and celebrated like any other festival. Every candidate who contests the election put his blood and sweat to secure the position but […]

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MISCHIEF

MISCHIEF under Indian Penal Code

INTRODUCTION Law has made every crime committed listed and subjected to punishment under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The crime constitutes of two major elements actus reus and mens rea. Mischief like another crime consists of actus reus which signifies the guilty intention to commit the crime and mens rea which is the act done […]

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Preventive detention

Preventive Detention

Introduction- Preventive detention means detaining an individual in such a manner that, in order to deter the individual from speaking of a possible crime or, in other terms, preventive detention, it is a measure taken by the government on the basis of the assumption that the person concerned may do some wrong action which is […]

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PRIVATE DEFENCE

RIGHT TO PRIVATE DEFENCE under IPC

INTRODUCTION The defence of person and property of every citizen is the responsibility of the State. But, there are times in life when a person has to act unlawfully due to various circumstances. When a person reacts in such a manner, it can be included under private defence. Private Defence is the most important right […]

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