Understanding Public Nuisance: Interference with Public Rights and Community Welfare”
There must be an act in order to create a public nuisance, and the conduct does not have to be illegal.
Assam Delimitation: Redrawing Boundaries for Political Representation
The distribution of Lok Sabha seats to the states and each state's division into territorial constituencies must be revised after every census by the authority that Parliament may specify by…
Crash Course: Exploring the Legalities of Car Accidents
Certain sections of the Indian Penal Code are relevant to car accidents, particularly those involving negligence or rash driving.
The OceanGate Disaster: International Laws for Ocean Exploration
The laws governing ocean exploration are complex and involve a combination of international treaties, national legislation, and customary international law.
Understanding Section 41,(CrPC) 1973: Arrests without Warrant
Section 41 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) 1973 is a crucial provision that deals with the power of the police to make arrests without a warrant
What happens if you possess a stolen property
If a person recieves a property which he knows that it is a stolen property then the person shall be liable under section 410 to 414 of the IPC
What is Culpable Homicide? Meaning and Overview
Not all responsible homicides are murders.
Government Contracts: Application of Article 299
A contract entered into by or with the Central or State Government has to fulfill certain formalities as prescribed by Article 299
Adverse possession: Law Commission said ‘No reason for increasing the period of limitation’
The concept of adverse possession contemplates a hostile possession
What is the Principle of Joint liability under IPC
To attract the principle of Joint liability there must be a Criminal act done by two or more people with a common intention and a sense of pre-arranged plan between…