INTRODUCTION The term “marriage” means the legally or formally recognized union of two people as the partners in personal relationships. However, there are certain offences made against the marriages by either of the spouse. Chapter XX (sections 493-498) of the Indian penal Code, 1860 deals with the offences relating to marriage. This paper deals with
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A. INTRODUCTION The (COVID-19) pandemic has drastically affected the ability of humans to go about their regular lives and accomplish their daily tasks. It has called for a number of adjustments to the current lifestyle of people. One such adjustment happened in the working culture of employees across India, known as work from home, wherein,
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Umeed-ae-kyu Kisi se itni tu krta hai… Kya tujhe apne kandho par bharosa nahi rahta hai… The word “Atmanirbhar” means “self-reliant”. You are confident in your abilities and able to do things for yourself, you don’t need help from other people. A self-reliant man has some goals that he has set for himself. His aims
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INTRODUCTION India is a country which is governed by a written constitution. The majority population of the Indian Subcontinent, according to the Census report of 2011, is the Hindu Religion. Hindu religion encompasses itself in several/castes/subcastes of different shape andcolour. They follow various practices and traditions which vary from one another. Around 1840, the British
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Introduction • The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a guide to achieve a better and sustainable future which consists of 17 global goals.[1] • The SDGs is passed in the United Nations General Assembly, 2015, are part of UN Resolution 70/1, the 2030 Agenda which it is to be achieved by the year of 2030.[2]
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INTRODUCTION Generally, an appeal is where either party in a dispute are questioning either the law or the fact from a judgement or the decision given in a court of first instance. A High court is primarily a Court of Appeal. The Court hears appeals against the judgements or the decisions of the Subordinate courts
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ABSTRACT Environmental protection and its preservation is concern of all generation on earth today. Environmental is the clearest example that the natural and human activities are interconnected. Today, environmental destruction threatened human life. The main cause of environmental destruction and degradation is human activity. Due to this destruction, every country or whole world has environmental
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INTRODUCTION Nemo judex in causa sua i.e., it is a common percept that no one should be a judge in his/her own case. Fairness and impartiality are the prime qualities to be possessed by a judge. Recusal means the removal of oneself as a judge from a particular case due to any conflict of interest
Introduction With the passing centuries, we have seen the rise and fall of various dynasties but the only thing which was common between them was their use of death penalty as a means of administering justice. Further, if we look at the time of the Mauryan Dynasty, the principal followed to penalize a person was
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INTRODUCTION The defence of insanity in Indian Criminal Law revolves around the well known maxim, “Actus Non Facit Reum Nisi Mens Sit Rea” which means that an act itself does not constitute a crime unless accompanied by a guilty mind. A cannot be held liable for the murder of B if he did the act
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