The Indian Penal Code (IPC), enacted in 1860, stands as the backbone of India’s criminal justice system. It prescribes definitions, principles, and punishments for a wide range of criminal offenses. Every lawyer in India must possess a strong grasp of the IPC to navigate criminal…
In India’s criminal justice system, bail serves as a pivotal mechanism to balance the individual’s right to liberty with the state’s interest in ensuring justice. It allows an accused person to remain free while awaiting trial or the conclusion of an investigation, under certain conditions…
Anticipatory bail, as provided under Section 438 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), serves as a pre-arrest legal remedy for individuals apprehending arrest for non-bailable offences. While this provision safeguards personal liberty, the Supreme Court of India has underscored that its application should be…
Cheque bounce cases are one of the most common legal issues faced by individuals and businesses in India. With the increasing use of negotiable instruments for commercial transactions, instances of dishonoured cheques have also surged. In this context, a common question arises—is partial payment a…
In a landmark move to strengthen the sanctity of financial instruments and reduce frivolous delays in litigation, the Supreme Court of India has recently issued significant rulings aimed at simplifying and expediting the prosecution process for bounced cheques under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments…
In the world of commerce and daily transactions, cheques remain a widely used method of payment. Despite the rise of digital payments, cheques still hold legal and transactional value in India. However, one of the most common legal issues individuals and businesses face is cheque…
Bigamy, the act of marrying another person while a valid marriage is still subsisting, is a complex and controversial subject under Indian law. With the diverse religious and cultural backgrounds that India represents, personal laws vary significantly in how they treat bigamy. However, the broad…
The rise of digital technology and widespread access to the internet has significantly transformed communication. However, this technological progress also brought with it a surge in online harassment, especially targeted at women. In India, various legal provisions have been enacted to tackle this disturbing trend…
A cheque bounce, also known as a dishonoured cheque, occurs when a bank refuses to process a cheque due to specific reasons, leading to non-payment to the payee. This situation can result in financial losses and legal complications for both the issuer and the recipient.…
A cheque bounce occurs when a bank refuses to process a cheque due to various reasons, leading to non-payment to the payee. This can result in financial losses and legal consequences for both parties involved. Understanding the implications of a cheque bounce notice under Section…