CITATION: 1984 AIR 1622, 1985 SCR(1) 88 BENCH: JUSTICE. FAZAL ALI AND SYED MURTUZA DATE OF JUDGEMENT: 17th JULY 1984 FORUM OR COURT: SUPREME COURT OF INDIA[1] ACTS USED: INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872, INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860 AND CONSTITUTION OF INDIA ABSTRACT Evidence always plays an important role in the decision and conclusion of the
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Introduction In order to protect the interests of the consumers, the Indian Parliament enacted the Consumer Protection Laws. The Consumer Protection Act received assent from the President on 9th August, 2019. This 2019 Act repeals and replaces the hitherto applicable, Consumer Protection Act, 1986. Section 1(4) of the 2019 Act provides that “Save as otherwise
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INTRODUCTION Since time immemorial television has been a major source of entertainment for all. Especially in India, television has been categorized as a necessity and has been a major source of revenue. India’s TV industry earned about 778 billion Indian rupees in fiscal year 2020 with subscription and advertising revenues put together. Television has set
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Indian society has travelled far enough in these decades when it comes to viewing the concept of live-in relationship. It has been defined as “a domestic cohabitation between an adult unmarried male and an adult unmarried female.” The mindset and the social stigma attached to a live-in relationship is gradually changing. It is evolving with
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Introduction Generally, the term offence refers to the act of displeasure, anger, and displeasing. But, in the legal sense, it is an illegal act which is punishable as it is a breach of law or provisions in a statute. There are various kinds of offences stated under the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and numerous other
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INTRODUCTION This research work seeks to address the issue of domestic violence from a different angle which is unrecognised, unaccepted, disbelieved and swept under the rug. It will explore the nature of abuse against men, cast a light on why men stay in abusive relationships and the effects of being abused.
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Introduction Recently, the Allahabad High Court said in a case that conversion of religion for the sake of marriage is termed as null or void. As in general if we talks about Every person has right to convert the religion but not without faith. However, Anti- Conversion law support the voluntary conversion but it forbids
Do you even wonder how important mental health is? Maybe some of you didn’t give that much value. It’s often overlooked, even ignored, but health experts say, mental health conditions are real and should be addressed. Physical illness are tangible, but depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder is harder for someone to understand because it’s not
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Introduction Susan Scafidi in her book, “Who owns Culture?’, while trying to establish the relationship between traditional cultural expressions and intellectual property draws an analogy. The world was remarkably compared to a stage by Shakespeare, who went on to equate the inhabitants to players. In her book, Scafidi states that if Shakespeare had been a
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ABSTRACT This article portrays the picture of farmers struggling through various issues through the Farms Act 2020. The primary provision of the proposed legislation is intended to help small and marginal farmers who have no means of either negotiating for the better price of their farm produce. The farmers who were suffering from Pandemic are
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