The Article National Security Act (NSA): An Overview is an extensive analysis of the various provisions of the National Security Act and also the necessity which became the major factor for its enactment. Basically, the idea of the enactment of the aforesaid Act was to protect the security and peace of the nation, as such if the necessity… Read More »
This article titled ‘Important Doctrines/Principles under Contract Law’ deals with various important doctrines and principles used in Contract Law along with brief descriptions. Important Doctrines/Principles under Contract Law 1. Doctrine of Consideration The doctrine of consideration can be found in Section 2(d) of the Indian Contract Act and is one of the most important doctrines of contract law. This doctrine……...
This article titled ‘Important Doctrines/Principles under Constitutional Law’ deals with various important doctrines and principles used in Constitutional Law along with brief descriptions. Important Doctrines/Principles under Constitutional Law 1. Doctrine of Basic Structure The basic structure doctrine is an Indian judicial principle that the Constitution of India has certain basic features that cannot be altered or destroyed through……...
This article titled ‘Important Doctrines/Principles under Law of Torts’ deals with various important doctrines and principles used in the Law of Torts along with brief descriptions. Important Doctrines/Principles under Law of Torts 1. Injuria Sine Damno Injuria sine damno means an infringement of rights without actual losses. Herein, liability can arise even if no person suffers actual or substantial……...
This article titled ‘Important Doctrines/Principles under Law of Evidence’ deals with various important doctrines and principles used in the Indian Penal Code along with brief descriptions. Important Doctrines/Principles under Law of Evidence 1. Principle of Res Gestae The Doctrine of Res Gestae is a Latin word that literally means ‘things done’. It accounts for a spontaneous declaration made by……...
This article titled ‘Important Doctrines/Principles under IPC’ deals with various important doctrines and principles used in the Indian Penal Code along with brief descriptions. Important Doctrines/Principles under IPC 1. Doctrine of Transferred Malice The ‘Doctrine of Transferred Malice’ is expressly not defined in the Indian Penal Code. Rather it is inferred from Section 301 of the Indian Penal Code….…...
This article titled ‘Important Doctrines/Principles under CrPC’ deals with various important doctrines and principles used in Criminal Procedural Code along with brief descriptions. Important Doctrines/Principles under CrPC 1. Principle of Autrefois Acquit Autrefois Convict [Section 300] Autrefois acquit is a way of the rule it means previously acquitted. Similarly, Autrefois convict means previously convicted. The former means that no……...
This article titled ‘Important Doctrines/Principles under Family Law’ deals with various important doctrines and principles used in Family law along with brief descriptions. Important Doctrines/Principles under Family Law 1. Factum Valet The factum valet means the act which should not be done is valid when it is done. The hundreds of text do not deny the fact. This… Read More »
Question: Distinguish between withdrawal and composition. Find the answer only on Legal Bites. [Distinguish between withdrawal and composition.] Answer The distinction between withdrawal (section 257) and composition (section 320) was discussed by the Hon’ble Kerala High Court in the case of Y.P. Baiju v. State Of Kerala And Ors.[2008 CriLJ 928]. Below given are extracts from this case……...
The Article ‘The Benefit of Doubt: All you need to know’ is a thorough analysis of the judicial system which gives paramount significance to the lives of innocent people. Thus, if there occurs reasonable doubt, the accused gets acquitted. Reasonable doubt must be fair and it evolves out of the pieces of evidence in any case. The idea… Read More »
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