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28. 06
2024
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Unveiling the Future of the Substantive Criminal Law: Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023

Criminal laws are indispensable in structuring a society by setting behavioral norms, preserving public order, and administering justice. They serve as a deterrent against unlawful activities, safeguarding individuals and property. By clearly defining criminal offenses and corresponding penalties, these laws foster a sense of security and public trust.  They uphold the principle of the rule […]
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25. 06
2024
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How to Resolve Property Disputes in India

How to resolve a property dispute in India? It is commonly believed that property disputes are difficult to resolve and often take years or even decades. This is influenced by several factors, such as the intricacy of the property regulations, the case’s complexity and judicial backlogs. However, following a systematic legal approach can resolve the […]
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24. 06
2024
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Writ Jurisdiction After Privatization: Case of Air India Limited

Article 12 of the Indian Constitution, defines the term “State” which includes the Government and Parliament of India, the Government and Legislatures of each State, and all local or other authorities within the territory of India or under the control of the Government of India, thus encompassing all entities involved in public administration and governance. […]
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18. 06
2024
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Types of Property Disputes in India

What are the disputes related to property? In India, property disputes encompass a broad range of conflicts, reflecting the diverse and intricate nature of property ownership and inheritance. Types of property disputes in India frequently arise from issues such as misuse of leased property, inheritance conflicts among family members and disputes over property boundaries. These […]
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18. 06
2024
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Guwahati HC: Can Conviction Rest Solely on Admission and Unsigned Confession?

In the recent ruling of the Gauhati High Court an appeal was preferred under Section 374 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, contesting a previous judgment of conviction from October 1, 2004, issued by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (Judicial) in Phek, Nagaland. This judgment had convicted and sentenced the petitioner-accused under Sections 302 (punishment for […]
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