Author: Bharat Chugh
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Law of Insanity in India – S.K.Yadav v. State of Maharashtra – 2008
COMMENT : this judgment reiterates the test of legal responsibility in India, the cause and effect relationship between medical and legal insanity – the actual…
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for Bigamy – both marriages should be complete ceremoniously !
Bhauram Shankar Lokhande v. State of Maharashtra – 1965 SC The Question that arose for consideration was Whether second marriage required to be ‘valid’ for…
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Relevant Extracts from the Indian Divorce Act, 1869 (As amended in 2001) applicable to Christians
Comment : these are the basic grounds of divorce for christians in india THE INDIAN DIVORCE ACT, 1869 III-DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE 10. Grounds for dissolution…
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Tulsa V. Durghatiya – 2008 SC
Comment : Tulsa v. Durghatiya – This judgment is the perfect manifestation of policy of law in favouring legitimacy and against concubinage. The Judgement in a…
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Court not under obligation to issue notice to defendant on counsel pleading no instructions
Comment : In a judgment that reflects the court’s concern for a speedy trial and not to show its indulgence to contumacious litigants –…
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A Joint complaint is main…
A Joint complaint is maintainable in the CrPC, S.13 of the General Clauses Act, says that, unless where the context requires otherwise, words that…
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FIR Quashing on basis of settlement with Bank in a cheating case
Comment : In this case – the accused succeeded in securing credit facilities from a bank by producing forged lease agreements – as collateral security,…
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Rights of person receiving property under unregistered Sale Deed
Comment : this decision coming from A.P.High Court – is a preposition for the following dicta :- i) An unregistered Sale Deed confers no…
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Nupur Talwar v. CBI (2012 SC) – refusing to interfere with the Magistrate order taking cognizance.
Comment : In this case the magistrate’s order refusing to accept the final report of the CBI, and issuing process to the parents of…
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The basics of criminal trial in India – from charge to conviction (or acquittal)!
This article is a part of series “law for the layman” that I am writing, wherein we have tried to make law as understandable…
