To enter another person’s property without that person’s express, implicit, or legal consent is known as trespassing. The simple definition of “trespass” is entering someone else’s land or property without their permission. It is typically understood to be a civil offense. Under Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita, trespassing with the intent to commit a crime is considered …
A summons is a formal document that a court issues, directing someone to appear in court. Summons are usually sent to the accused or witnesses under Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) to guarantee their attendance at court. The serving of summons under BNSS is provided under Sections 63 to 71. A court will serve …
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Section 378 of IPC talks about theft. But now, Section 303 of BNS talks about the offense of theft. Although the basic ingredients of theft are the same, BNS has made some changes in the section. It has added some additional provisions in the theft section. Let’s not understand Section 303 of BNS: What is …
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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Cheating, in its widest definition, encompasses a variety of actions meant to break the law for one’s own unfair advantage. Since the rules that are broken can be explicit or stem from an unwritten code of behaviour based on morality or norms, cheating can be recognized. Section 318 under BNS Section 318 under BNS: Essential …
In common parlance, the phrases “robbery,” “theft,” and even “extortion” appear to be extremely similar, often even used interchangeably. However, these concepts are unique and have been very clearly established as distinct crimes in the legal sense and within the scope of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita. Section 309 of the BNS outlines the distinction between …
Kidnapping and abduction represent grave criminal acts that jeopardize both individual safety and public safety. Certain offenses are covered by particular provisions of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), specifically Section 140 under the BNS. The legal framework pertaining to kidnapping or abduction with the intention of murder or extortion is outlined in this section. Kidnapping …
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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