March 2023

Hurt and Grievous Hurt under IPC

Difference between Hurt and Grievous Hurt under IPC, 1860

In this article, we will first provide a brief overview of the IPC, followed by an explanation of the difference between hurt and grievous hurt. We will then examine the provisions of the IPC governing hurt and grievous hurt in detail, including their definitions and punishments, along with relevant case law examples. Finally, we will highlight the key differences between the two offenses and the importance of distinguishing between them.

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Surrogate advertising

Surrogate advertising: Concept and Legal Framework

Surrogate advertising is a term used to describe the practice of promoting one product while advertising another, related product that is restricted from advertising. For instance, a company that manufactures alcohol may advertise a soft drink that they also own to create brand recognition and promote its business without directly promoting its alcoholic beverages. In this way, companies can skirt restrictions on advertising certain products, such as tobacco or alcohol.

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Types of Writs Under the Indian Constitution

Types Of Writs Under The Indian Constitution

Several authorities have been granted to the Supreme Court and the High Courts, which they employ to deliver justice to the general public. The constitution has given the courts many essential tools and powers, including the ability to grant writs. Through this article, the author will discuss the definition of the writ, writs given under the Indian Constitution, the different kinds of writs, and their definition with case laws further the author will conclude the paper with references.

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Academic Legal Writing

Academic Legal Writing: A Guide for Law Students

This article deals with academic legal writing. It is a unique form of writing that is distinct from other forms of writing. Unlike other forms of writing, it requires a deep understanding of the law and legal concepts. It also requires the use of proper legal citations to support your arguments and to give credit to the original author.

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Power of Attorney in India

Power of Attorney in India: All You Need to Know

This article deals with the eligibility criteria for the power of attorney and the procedure for selecting the power of attorney followed by the revocation of the power of attorney and their types. In addition, the author will discuss the stamping procedure, the registration process and the responsibility of the attorney bearer and at the end, I will conclude my paper with references.

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Laws Against Extra-Marital Affairs in India

What are the Laws Against Extra-Marital Affairs in India?

In India, institutions like marriage are considered to be very pure and holy. Marriage in Indian society is considered to be a bond for seven lives, and thus concepts like Extra-marital affairs are considered a moral wrong. This belief is across all religions, whether it is Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, or Christianity. That is why there were strict laws against Extra-marital affairs even in the past. But, over a period of time with the development of fundamental rights, Extra-Marital affairs have been decriminalized in India.

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Doctrine of Res Sub-judice Under Civil Procedure Code

Doctrine of Res Sub-judice Under Civil Procedure Code

This article discusses the res sub-judice doctrine enshrined in the Civil Procedure Code, which is designed to prevent multiple lawsuits against the same parties. This article sets forth the various circumstances that must be met for a particular scenario to fall within the scope of this idea. Related landmark decisions, basic principles, and the ideal will also be discussed. In addition, topics such as ‘Will this Principle apply in foreign courts? Under what circumstances does this doctrine does not apply?’ and also, the part of Section 151 that relates to the consolidation of actions will also be addressed.

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