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Madras HC Issues Guidelines For Extending Limitation Period In Criminal Cases

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    It would be of immense significance to mention at the very start before stating anything else that while criticizing the abject manner in which the prosecution had failed to file an application for the extension of limitation while dealing with the FIR related to sexual harassment charges against self styled Godman Shiva Sankar […]

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Gender biasness in today’s world: Weapon or Shield

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“Gender equality not only liberates women but also men from prescribed gender stereotypes.”                                                                                                                             – Emma Watson In this modernized world, gender has been considered as an extensive scope, with a lot of genders that are being perceived, for example, male, female, transgender, and so on. Restricting to just two gender i.e., male and female in […]

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Discretion Vested In Revenue Officer To Convert Itself As A Civil Court To Decide Plea Of Adverse Possession : HP HC

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                                While removing all the layers of ambiguities and so also all the clouds of uncertainty, the Himachal Pradesh High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark, logical and latest judgment titled Sh. Amin Chand Vs State of Himachal Pradesh […]

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Anti Religious conversion law : A demise of secularism

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PRASHANTI UPADHYAY ABSTRACT Anti-conversion which is likewise alluded as‘love jihad’ in a layman’s language has forever been a very controversial issue and has come to the front, as hostile to change bill has been a passed in the Uttar Pradesh state assembly. This issue has forever been politicized and no stone is left unturned this […]

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Emotional Distress: An Imperceptible Tort

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INTRODUCTION Generally Emotional Distress is frequently referred to as “parasitic” in nature and is seen through the glasses just as a repercussion of a physical injury. With the changing inclination of the general society, the significance of perceiving emotional distress as an autonomous cause of action was realized. Both the physical and emotional integrity of […]

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Scope of Experimental Criminology In India

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    INTRODUCTION The word Experimental Criminology is derived from the Latin word “crimen” and that implies allegations and from the Greek word “logos”, and that implies study, and the beginning of the term can be followed back to 1890. The essential significance of criminology is the investigation of allegations. It tends to be made […]

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Cannot Reduce Legal Professional To A Contract Worker: Madras HC

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  While speaking out most vocally as we see so very rarely usually, the Madras High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled V Ayyadurai v. The State of Tamil Nadu and others in W.P. Nos. 19905, 20129 of 2020 and 298 of 2021 and cited in 2023 LiveLaw (Mad) 76, […]

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Actus Curiae Neminem Gravabit: An act of the Court shall prejudice no man

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The Maxim “Actus Curiae Neminem Gravabit” implies that no one should be permitted to languish or suffer over the shortcoming of the court. This is a significant Latin Maxim of Equity, which has wide application in the subordinate as well as higher legal executive of India. This rule is viewed as major fundamental in the […]

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Mere Registration Of Subsequent Case Against Accused By Itself Cannot Result In Automatic Cancellation Of Bail In Earlier Case : Kerala HC

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                 While ruling very decisively on a very significant legal point pertaining to the lodging of subsequent case against accused and its impact on bail granted in an earlier case, the Kerala High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark and latest judgment titled Renjith v. State of Kerala in Crl. MC No. […]

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