Defamation is a legal term that refers to harming another person’s reputation by making false statements. In India, defamation is addressed under both civil and criminal law, providing individuals with avenues to seek redress when their reputation is unjustly tarnished. 1. Understanding Defamation in India…
In criminal law, the concepts of anticipatory bail and interim bail play a vital role in protecting the rights of individuals accused of crimes. Both provide relief from arrest, but their purpose, scope, and application are very different. Many people confuse the two, but understanding…
Introduction The misuse of Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which deals with cruelty against women by husband or his relatives, has become a growing concern. This provision, although enacted to protect married women from harassment and dowry-related cruelty, is sometimes used vindictively.…
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…
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 case is one of the most common legal issues in India, governed under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. While the law is designed to protect the payee in cases where cheques are dishonored due to insufficient funds, there are…
As our loved ones age, their well-being becomes a paramount concern for families across India. Unfortunately, the sad reality is that many elders face neglect and abuse in various forms, often hidden behind closed doors. But hope is on the horizon! In response to these…