A study on homicide with special reference to manslaughter
A study on Homicide with special reference to Manslaughter Abstract: Homicide is the killing of one person by the other. …
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Union of India V. R. Gandhi, President, Madras Bar Association 2010 (5) SCALE 514
Facts: The brief facts of the case goes like, The government passed the Company (Second Amendment) Act, 2002, which added …
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Right to health as a ‘fundamental right’
THE RIGHT TO HEALTH AS A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT INTRODUCTION According to the World Health Organization, health can be described as …
Confession caused by Inducement, Threat or Promise
INTRODUCTION- WHAT IS CONFESSION ? The word ‘confession’ appears for the first time in Section 24 of the Indian Evidence …
THE GORVENMENT OF INDIA ACT OF 1919
This article is written by Joyleen Meki, A 2nd year student of BA.LLB studying at Lovely Professional University, Punjab. This …
Facts concerning state of body and mind (Sections 14,15 & 16)
INTRODUCTION – STATE OF BODY AND MIND Facts are either physical or psychological (mental). The physical facts are perceived by …
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Doctrine of legitimate expectations. A critical analysis
Doctrine of legitimate expectations. A critical analysis. Identification of topic To begin with , as the topic has been identified …
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Proof of Custom – Section 13, Indian Evidence Act
SECTION 13, INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 According to Section 13 of the Indian Evidence Act, the following kinds of …
Right to Health
RIGHT TO HEALTH Written by TADIWANASHE REJOICE RWIZI 2nd year student of BALLB Lovely Professional University, the article discusses the …
Obiter Dicta – Difference between Legislation, Precedents and custom
Obiter Dicta – Difference between Legislation, Precedents, and custom OBITER DICTA – Obiter Dicta is a pronouncement of Law which …
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