A transfer petition to the Supreme Court is a crucial tool in the Indian legal system for defending justice and the rights of all parties in a case. The purpose of these petitions is to ask for the transfer of a matter from one court to another, usually for convenience, impartiality, or security grounds. Transfer …
The owner of intellectual property has the sole right, known as copyright. By doing this, the author’s work is protected from unauthorized use or reproduction and gives the owner the exclusive right to duplicate it. The unauthorized use of another person’s creation is known as piracy. The term “piracy” refers to the unlawful use of …
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In India, no laws were passed until 2012 to address crimes against children, despite the United Nations adopting the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989. To safeguard children against all types of sexual abuse, the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act was passed in 2012. In the event of aggravated penetrative …
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The Law Commission of India in its 230th report stressed the issue of uncle syndrome and stated that it needs to be addressed to maintain fairness and impartiality in the judiciary. It recommended that the Judges of the High Court should not be appointed to such High Courts where their relatives practice. There might be …
As the world is moving towards digitalization, courts, and our judiciary are also opting for digital ways. There is a new concept of digital summon has been adopted. The summon can be served digitally via an email or WhatsApp. It is much more convenient and faster than the traditional way of summoning a person. Even …
Regarding intellectual property rights, copyright infringement is a major issue that harms artists’ and creators’ reputations. For this reason, it is crucial for copyright owners to comprehend and investigate the range of legal remedies available to prevent such infringement. A few of these remedies are accounts of profits, damages, and injunctions. Having a thorough understanding …
This doctrine operates as constructive notice, as the person dealing with property is deemed to have knowledge about the pending litigation. It alerts the potential buyer that the transfer is dependent upon the decision of the court. In the lis pendens proceedings, when a legal action is filed on the specified immovable property, a public …
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The importance of having a website in the modern digital age cannot be emphasized. Websites are virtual addresses that provide people and businesses with extensive platforms to display content, keep track of events, and interact with consumers or clients. But when it comes to the legal industry, the regulations governing marketing are frequently strict and …
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A reasonable and equitable judicial system has its foundation in the requirement that law enforcement authorities take exonerating evidence into account prior to making an arrest. To preserve the credibility of the legal system, enforcement directorate (ED) officials in particular, who are essential in investigating financial offenses and enforcing economic regulations, have to stick to this …
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Under bail, an accused person in a criminal case is temporarily released from custody while the court renders a decision. The amount of money deposited to guarantee the accused person’s release is referred to as “bail.” Need for Reform in Bail provisions In a recent ruling in Satender Kumar Antil v. CBI, the Indian Supreme …
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