Legal Foundation, Types of Claims, and Why Recovery Litigation Exists Introduction: 1. Why Money Recovery Has Become a Major Legal Issue In India, one of the most common grievances of citizens and businesses is non-payment of money lawfully due/ How to Recover Your Money. Traders do not receive payment for goods supplied, professionals are not…
1. Introduction: Why FIR and Arrest Laws Matter to Every Citizen The power of the police to register an FIR and to arrest a person directly affects the personal liberty of citizens, which is protected under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. Misuse or misunderstanding of these powers can lead to serious violations of…
A Practical, Courtroom-Oriented Guide for Citizens, Traders and Businesses 1. Cheque Bounce Litigation in India – An Overview Cheque bounce cases constitute one of the largest categories of criminal litigation in India. District courts across the country deal with thousands of such matters every day, involving disputes between traders, professionals, landlords, companies, and individuals. Despite…
(Part of the “Top 20 Crimes in India” Series Introduction Kidnapping and abduction are offences that directly strike at personal liberty, a value protected under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. In real practice, these cases are not limited to dramatic ransom situations. Indian courts regularly deal with matters involving elopement disputes, missing children,…
(Section 304B & 498A IPC / Corresponding Provisions under BNS – A Constitutional & Practical Analysis) Introduction: Why Dowry Death Remains a Persistent Crime Despite decades of legislation and judicial warnings, dowry-related cruelty and deaths continue to claim the lives of married women across India. These offences usually occur within the four walls of the…
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