Written by: Simran Khosla SEDITION LAW Introduction: – Sedition law is defined under section 124(A) of Indian Penal Code (IPC). When any person provokes the general public and attempts to bring in hatred, disloyalty and disaffection against the government by words, sign or action, then such an act is called Sedition. Sedition is a non-
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Written By: Runjhun Sharma Hierarchy of Courts and Judges in India In Indian Judiciary System, the Judges have a hierarchy according to which they are seated in the respective courts. The Judges at different levels have different powers and functions. The higher the judges are seated, the more is their power. Indian Courts are in
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Introduction to Bail in India Bail serves as a pivotal element in India’s judicial system, allowing accused individuals to secure temporary freedom, ensuring their constitutional rights are upheld. It represents a balance between individual liberty and societal safety, providing a mechanism for those accused to defend themselves effectively. BAIL MEANING: The term bail is derived
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Definition: When two individuals are cohabiting/staying together with free consent and are involved in a sexual relationship without getting married, it is known as live-in relationship. Legal Recognition of Live-in Partners in India Partners in live-in relationship have not been legally recognized by any implied sections or articles. Though it is not socially acceptable in
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The term Divorce as defined under The Hindu Marriage Act,1955, means dissolution of the marriage. Marriage according to Hindu Law is considered to be a sacrament and therefore divorce is granted only for a grave reason otherwise the married couple are given other alternatives to resolve disputes between them. Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage
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