Can a judge convict a person even if there is no eyewitness?
Under Indian law, a person can be convicted purely on circumstantial evidence, even if nobody actually saw the crime happen.Read More →
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Under Indian law, a person can be convicted purely on circumstantial evidence, even if nobody actually saw the crime happen.Read More →
Legal representative is a person who, in law, represents the estate of the deceased person. This CPC post tells you more about it.Read More →
This law note tells you about the definition of movable property under various Indian laws, such as Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, IPC, CPC, Registration Act, and more.Read More →
Trade secrets are valuable information that are not publicly known and are safeguarded by their owners to maintain a competitive advantage.Read More →
Learn about the various schools of thought in feminist jurisprudence and how they handle gender inequality in the legal system.Read More →
This law article provides information concerning the legality of weed in India, along with some other related aspects.Read More →
Learn about cheque bouncing, which occurs when the bank refuses to honour the cheque due to insufficient funds or other solid reasons.Read More →
This article explains the definition and purpose of a bill of lading, along with an example, various uses, and types.Read More →
This law post discusses how estate planning is emerging as an important issue as it talks about long-term financial and legal issues.Read More →
Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act provides a legal remedy to the payee to recover the amount mentioned in the dishonoured cheque with penalties.Read More →
In criminal law, offences can be categorised into two main types: choate and inchoate offences. This law post tells you more about it.Read More →
In India, tenants are guaranteed several rights to protect them from exploitation under the tenancy. Here are the most important ones.Read More →
This brief article tells you the definition of organised crime along with its characteristics and the laws in India to control it.Read More →
We will help you understand the doctrine of priority, i.e. priority of rights created by transfer under section 48 of the TPA.Read More →
A court-martial is a military court that functions like a civil court, but only the personnel working in the armed force are tried in this court.Read More →
Places of Worship Act says that the religious character of any place of worship that existed on 15th August 1947 shall continue to be the same.Read More →
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