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1. Introduction In a landmark judgment in 2011 (Criminal Misc. Writ Petition No. 3322 of 2010), Allahabad High Court laid down clear guidelines on procedure for arrest and how Police, Mediation Cell, Investigating Agencies including Courts should proceed in matters involving matrimonial disputes, 2. Questions framed by the High Court 3. Answers clarifying Legal position…
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Andhra Pradesh State Human Rights CommissionGruhakalpa Complex, M.J. Road, Nampally, Hyderabad – 500001Phone : +91-40-24601571, 24601572, 24601574, Fax: +91-40-24601573Email : aphumanrights@ap.nic.inWebsite: http://www.shrc.ap.gov.in/ Assam State Human Rights Commission STATFED H.O. Building, GMC Road Bhangagarh Guwahati – 781005 Phone : +91-361-2529450, 2527076, 2452387, 2457369 Fax : +91-361-2529450, 2527076 Email: secy-ahrc@nic.in Website: www.ahrc.gov.in Bihar Human Rights Commission 9,…
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Role of Settlor in a Trust. Significance of Settlor’s position. Responsibilities and contribution of a Settlor during Trust formation. Settlor is also the Author of the Trust, the person who intends to form the Trust, who knows the reason for creation of the Trust, why the Trust is important, what purpose its formation would serve,…
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10 major differences between Section 125 CrPC and Senior Citizens Act (Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act 2007). 1. Provision of Maintenance Preventing destitution is one of the major objective of any social legislation. Recognizing this fact, the law makers created provision for maintenance of parents under Sec 125 CrPC. Notwithstanding the said provision,…
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When does an Act become Law? When does an Act passed by Parliament become enforceable? How is an Act notified to public at large? 1. Parliamentary Procedure in brief After a Draft Bill is passed by both Houses of Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha), it goes to the President of India for assent. Only…
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Landmark judgments of Supreme Court on Fraud /Deceit. How fraud vitiates justice. Inherent power of Court to recall order obtained by fraud. 1. Introduction What constitutes fraud? When is fraud said to be committed? How do Courts decide on fraudulent cases? How is justice vitiated by fraud? Verdict of Supreme Court on fraud? … You…
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