Tag: bharat chugh
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Opportunity to the (Proposed) Accused before taking cognizance on a complaint | A Curious New Provision in the BNSS
The settled law with respect to Section 200 CrPC was : In a complaint case (private prosecution) an accused person does not come into…
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Deciphering Ambiguities in Contracts: The ‘Oh, of course!’ Principle
First published on Bar and Bench here Contract law confines itself to the enforcement of voluntarily created obligations. It does not create rights and duties…
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Navigating The New Criminal Laws | Part 1 | Preliminary Enquiry
Amongst other things, BNSS has introduced a crucial amendment regarding preliminary enquiry (herein after referred to as “PE”). Here’s how the newfangled provision reads: …
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A few lines on The Maniac by Benjamin Labatut (Review)
A few words on The Maniac by Benjamin Labatut. Every line, and I mean it, every line is a masterpiece. Even when the author…
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Mandatory to supply grounds of arrest (in writing) to an accused in PMLA case
The Supreme Court on 3rd October, 2023 passed a landmark judgment in the case of Pankaj Bansal v. Union of India. The judgment is…
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Judicial Magistrate’s Power to take Cognizance of Offence committed beyond his Territorial Limits and in Cases where it acts as a Link Court (Guest Post)
This is a guest post by the very bright young judge Harshit Sharma (https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshit-sharma-hs30/) on a very interesting legal issue. Here’s how it goes Cognizance-…
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Openings for 2 ‘Legal Researcher’ positions at the Chambers of Bharat Chugh
The Chambers of Bharat Chugh has two openings for the position of : ‘Legal Researcher”. Experience : 1 to 3 years. With : 1) Proficiency…
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Some thoughts on 313 of the CrPC (The Art of Trial Advocacy)
1. Explain each incriminating evidence specifically and clearly. 2. Ensure that your narrative in S.313 is consistent with your defence in the case (as…
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ArtOfAdvocacy (100 Words): The Craft of addressing Final Arguments in Trials:
1. Your argument should, at the very outset, answer : WDWTW. Who did what to whom? Legal issues can come later. 2. Storytelling is…
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Defendant’s Claim for Injunction in Suit filed by Plaintiff (A Guest Post by Harshit Sharma)
This is a guest post by the very bright young judge Harshit Sharma (https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshit-sharma-hs30/) on a very interesting topic of civil law. The present…
