Confusion between culpable homicide and murder is common amongst law students and even lawyers. This perplexity is understandable considering the kindred nature of the offences. In the light of the aforementioned complication, this article has been written for lucid apprehension for anyone seeking to study the topic. Before you start reading, it is to be […]
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In this article, we will discuss Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in India-Meaning, Introduction, scope, and surrounding areas. What is Public Interest Litigation? To understand this topic, we will first learn about the basic meaning of Litigation. In the usual sense, litigation refers to the process of taking legal action in a way to enforce some
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We’ve seen in movies and read in books: Justice is an abstract idea, maybe a blank canvas where everybody draws their ideas as to what it means to them. Like a lot of questions, this one is difficult to answer because this topic is subjective both from a moral and philosophical perspective. The word Subjective
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In this article, we will discuss Legal Internships (law internships) and how you can land one in the year 2020. Forget old methods, because old is gold does not necessarily apply all the time. There’s a lot of struggle one has to go through1. While you’re trying to get Internship as a law student (LLB
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There are books that we read and keep them back on the shelf and then there are books that we read and keep them back on the shelf and also remember them for the rest of our lives. This article will deal with 10 such must read books for law students and also typical best
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Every crime essentially has four elements: 1. A human being (indicated by the word “whoever” or “person” or “a man”). 2. Evil intent (mens rea or guilty mind). 3. The act (or omission) willed or the consequences of an act or omission (actus reus). 4. Injury. In this article, we will understand the first two
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In this article, we will discuss the aftermath of filing or registering a First Information Report (FIR). We are often faced with curiosity and questions like What Happens After an FIR is filed? or What does the police do after FIR? Also, Here’s a link to How to Write a First Information Report (FIR), check
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We have all heard of registering FIR in all sorts of circumstances, from losing a mobile phone to getting kidnapped. A first Information report is MUST where an offence has taken place. Questions like how to file an FIR and who can file an FIR, etc are dealt with on this post. Read further to
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The Indian Law on involuntary Intoxication or drunkenness is contained in section 85 of the Code. This section affords the same protection to an accused as section 84 to a person of unsound mind. All these sections of Intoxication and insanity fall under chapter IV (General Exceptions) of the Indian Penal Code in section 84,
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The concept of property occupies an important place in human life because it is virtually impossible to live without the use of material objects which constitute the subject matter of property. In its widest sense, all animate or inanimate things belonging to a person are included within the meaning of the term property, for instance,
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