Introduction:Agriculture in India also contributes significantly to gross domestic product (GDP).In the situation of food security, rural employment and environmental techniques...
Criminological theory, there are three approaches to the etiology of rape with three different focii of attention:(1) the social structural approach,(2) the...
Introduction:Sedition, in simple words, is a crime in attempting by way of speech, action or publication targeting the Sovereign, ministers, officers or...
The Indian Penal Code states the law relating to the right of Self Defence/Private Defence under the section 96-106, here a man can partially take the law in his own hands. These provisions provide a man to use certain force legitimately against the wrong-doer in order to protect his body or his own property or also another person's body or another person's property.
criminal contempt in this contemporary era is seen against the constitutional principles and thus restricting the freedom of speech and expression. it is being used by the judges frequently for prohibiting any type of comment against it. this article deals with the need of the law in this era, how other jurisdictions have tackled the law and what can be the amendments that can be made.
Intentional Tort is a part of Tort that deals with purpose and intention to commit act. As a reasonable person in the eyes of law, we assume that law protects us all even smallest act that’s done wrong to others with an intention to cause damage or harm.