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As we step forward in an ever-developing epoch of judicial reforms and dynamic law amendments, we have seen various increments of incentives in the Indian Judicial system like the recent approval and implementation of the 2nd National Judicial Pay Commission all over India which increases the

We all know that Courts require evidence (which adds up to proofs) and facts in order to proceed further in any case presented before it. In Law, a witness is the one who provides evidence, either oral or written, of what he or she knows or claims to know before the court. In this, we are going to

In a general sense, the term ‘limitation’ is a restriction or a confining rule or situation whereas, in a legal sense, the law of limitation is a part of legislation which prescribes a maximum period within which the aggrieved party involved in a civil or criminal offence can bring forth legal action against

The principle of Natural Justice is the concept of what is right and what is wrong. It is the concept that promotes fair and equal access to justice for everyone. It comprises three rules: Nemo judex in causa sua, Audi alteram partem, and that of a reasoned decision. Our area of focus in this blog is the

The Indian Penal System has its essence from the British. The country with diversified religions and

Information technology has become so prevalent in the modern world that people cannot imagine their world without it. It has developed into a tool that allows individuals to communicate with one another on a worldwide scale for social, professional, and business purposes. People may easily

The implications of mergers and acquisitions are briefly discussed in this article, along with examples from current events. Its growth can be largely attributed to global collaborative ventures.

Prostitution, is a word with which almost every person in this world is familiar, maybe for different reasons, but with a similar intention. Prostitution is the act or practice of engaging in promiscuous

This year, the central government on the eve of “Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav” asked the respective state governments for the release of convicts who had served at least fifty percent of their term and

In the Indian setting, traditions and practices have always been a crucial and fundamental component of every religious and cultural sect. Different customary behaviours from diverse religions have long been present. Some of these customs are valued so highly that individuals are