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Homicide is the highest order of bodily injury that can be inflicted on a human body. It has been the most heinous offence. Homicide means the killing of a human by a human being. However in every case of killing one is not culpable. In Public Prosecutor v. s. M. Moorty In this case the […]

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What Indian Penal Code is ? Indian Penal Code is the official criminal code of India drafted under the first law commission the British Government under the Chairmanship of Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay in 1834. It suggested various enactments to the British Government, most of which were passed and enacted and are still in force in

Thinking to be a lawyer is like learning a new language. It is no movie material but a form of swift reasoning, cool logic, effortless problem-solving skills and precision analysis between two heated chambers on other sides. It is surprising but true that some of the most significant contributions to a deep understanding of law have

With lakhs of universities, colleges, schools, coaching centers all around the world closed during lockdown due to COVID-19? have you ever wondered how does it may cause an effect on our future career? which a rampant change in our daily lifestyle affects your health and your reading and writing skills? How does the excess use

Introduction “I demand a trial by combat” a fierce dialogue almost everybody has heard or read in recent times. This method of trial as showcased on the GOT is, to be honest, far from reality. Although, trials by combat did exist in the ancient period. The rules were different that I must say and a

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the coded penal law of India. This code serves as a general penal law of India that enlists all substantial crimes and prescribes their punishments. The Indian Penal Code was first drafted in the year 183 Pritam banikPassionate about using the law to make a difference in people’s lives.

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Under the constitution of India. There are two sources of root jurisdiction. The first is article 32 and the second is article 226 in part 3 of The Constitution that is the part on fundamental rights according to article 32 + 1 the right to move the Supreme Court by appropriate proceedings for the enforcement

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