Fighting For Customers In An Era Of Declining Security
Protecting customers: Businesses are experiencing a prolonged period of security threats. According to CNN, stores have said that shoplifting is now a crisis, ...
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IPC and False Evidence: Implications
Any statement made under oath or document produced in accordance with court instructions that contributes to proving the truth of a case is ...
Lost Your Phone? Don’t Panic! Here’s How to Legally Retrieve It
Lost phone what to do Guide: Losing a phone can be upsetting, especially if it contains sensitive data and personal information. There are, ...
Legal remedies when you are cheated by business
Obtaining legal remedies is a problem in and of itself. It involves a mediator called a lawyer. But there are exceptions, and availing ...
Your legal rights when Police refuses to register your FIR
Cognizable and Non cognizable offence: Majority of us have faced a Police Officer reluctant to register our First information report. It all depends ...
Bombay High Court: Teacher Discipline Not a Criminal Offense under Section 324 IPC
The esteemed Bombay High Court Bench at Goa has recently made a momentous ruling, declaring that a teacher's attempt to rectify a student's ...
WhatsApp Privacy Policy: Supreme Court Smacks Down Attempt to Trample User Choice
The 2016 privacy policy of WhatsApp is before the Indian Supreme Court. Before that year, WhatsApp had assured its users that their data ...
The SC Judgment about ‘politicians with the criminal record’ that politicians willfully ignore
Rambabu Singh Thakur vs Sunil Arora Case: The right to ‘know the antecedents of political candidates’ as prescribed under Section 33A and 125 ...
Kalyan Kumar Gogoi Vs. Ashutosh Agnihotri and ANR: The case that put ” Hearsay evidences” in the dustbin where they rightfully belong
In a legal context, the phrase "hearsay" which consists of the terms "hear" and "say," refers to both what is said and done, ...
Kumari Chandra v State of Rajasthan: She drowned three kids because she was PMSing and funnily got acquitted
Kumari Chandra vs State of Rajasthan case: Murdering someone is not just killing the person. It also kills the souls of their near ...
The love jihad that wasn’t: The Akhila Hadiya case
Akhila Hadiya case: The nation has been engulfed with an upsurge in the victimization of young girls under the guise of love. Evidently, ...
1959, Commander K. M. Nanavati vs. State of Maharashtra: The case that virtually ended the practice of jury in India
KM Nanavati vs State of Maharashtra Case: Panch, this is the word Indians use for collective wisdom. A different form of it was ...
