Rights of Victim under Indian Laws
Introduction By reading the title, a question arises in our minds: Who is a victim? Generally, people believe a victim is a person who has been harmed physically. But it is …
SUBJECT-WISE NOTES
EMERGING TRENDS IN IPR
INTRODUCTION: Intellectual property rights (IPR) include the legal protection afforded to the creations or inventions of individuals or organizations. These rights provide exclusivity and control over the use of intellectual …
Intellectual Property Rights in India: Strategies from Leading Top firms
Introduction to IPR: Intellectual property rights (IPR) in India refer to the legal rights granted to a person or organization over their creations or inventions, giving them exclusive control over …
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FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS with CASE LAWS
Introduction: In the realm of constitutional jurisprudence, fundamental rights constitute the bedrock upon which the edifice of individual liberties and human dignity is constructed. These rights, entrenched within the constitutional …
Representative Suit under CPC
Introduction Representative suit simply means the suit filed by one person on behalf of the others who have similar interest in a case. A person may sue or be sued …
Section 167: Improper or Rejection of Evidence
Section 167 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, deals with the improper rejection of evidence by the court. It stipulates that, in case the court improperly refuses to admit evidence …
Section 165 – Judge’s power to put questions or order production
Section 165 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, provides a legal framework for how courts can exercise their discretion to ask questions and seek information during the course of legal …
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Examination of Witnesses Under Indian Evidence Act
Examination of witnesses under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 involves the process of presenting and questioning witnesses during legal proceedings. This examination is essential in both criminal and civil cases …
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Accomplice under Indian Evidence Act
Under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, the term “accomplice” refers to a person who has been directly or indirectly involved in the commission of a crime and may have criminal …
Privileged Communications under Indian Evidence Act
Privileged communications, as defined under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, refer to specific categories of information that are protected from being disclosed as evidence in a court of law. The …
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