Section 125 CrPC ke baad mein agar pati apne bete ka alimony chahne lagti hain to usey court ki madad leni padegi. Abhi to iski adhikar aur nishchit na hain ki pati hi pay kar sakta hain ya nahin. Main samjhta hoon ki isse pati ka social st

Yaar, ek baar phir se! Cognizable vs Non-Cognizable Offences main difference yeh hai ki pehle mein police ko arrest karne ki authority hai, jabki dusre mein police ko arrest karne ki authority nahin hoti hai. Kya pata, abhi tak confusion ha

Arre, CPC mein aapko kya pasand hai? Kya question aapka hai koi specific ya aapko lagta hai koi section clarify hoga. Main yehi kehna chahta hoon ki CPC Civil Procedure Code hai, aur ye koi specific problem solve nahi karta. Aapko lagta hai

Bhai, ek aisa to case hai Haryana vs Bhagwani Devi (2017) SC, jaha Section 125 CrPC and Section 20 BW ka juda issue tha. Court ne kaha, Section 125 ka puraatah hona jaroori hai, parantu Section 20 BW ka application bhi hoga. Lekin, in dono

Maine article padha, par mein yeh na maante hain. Koi bhi Indian Criminal Law ka kanoon nahin hain jo is baat ka joshila sakaar kar sakta hai ki koi bhi victim 90% shikayat ka sahi anubhav dega. Reallife mein, yeh bilkul nahin hain.

"Zyada details nahi hain, iske liye aapko padhna hoga. Lekin main ek cheez bata sakta hoon, book mein Indian Evidence Act, 1872 ki sections aur sub-sections ke bare mein bahut detail discussion ki gayi hai, jo students ke liye bahut useful

"Aapki Deal Ka Kya Hoga?" seems to be a confusing question. It's likely a mistranslation from "What's the deal with your deal?" which is an idiomatic expression asking about the nature or terms of an agreement. Could you please clarify what

Bhai, I feel culpable homicide and murder share a thin line, but not always. While murder requires intentionality, culpable homicide only requires rash or negligent act. But what about cases where the act is both rash and intentional? For e

Mujhe lagta hai ki yeh post bahut acchi hai. Evidence Act kai samasyaein uthata hai aur iske secrets ko ujagar karne ki zaroorat hai. Lekin meri nazar mein, yeh koi naya chehra nahin hai, balki 1902 me banne ke baad se isme kai badle hain a

Bhai, I think the key here is to read the lease deed itself. Some leases specify a time period after which the landlord can terminate the lease if rent is not paid, while others might allow a one-time waiver. If a waiver is allowed, the lea

Yeh article bahut achhi hai! I think authors ka point is that IPC's framework is outdated and doesn't account for modern concepts of risk and recklessness. Kya hamare judges ne abhi tak is prashn ka samadhan kiya hai kya? I think Supreme Co

"Section 65B ka baap-beti relation toh sabke samajh mein aata hai! Uss section mein, computer-generated documents ke sambandh mein proof kiya jaata hai. Imagine aapne favorite restaurant se order kiya hoga aur unhone iske proof ke taur