Bail is a foundational principle of Indian criminal jurisprudence that stands as a reconciliation between the constitutional presumption of innocence…

Abstract India’s accelerating shift toward digital governance has transformed the nature of State power. Courts now confront algorithmic decision-making, biometric…

Abstract The Grama Nyayalaya Act, 2008, was enacted with the vision of revolutionizing the Indian judicial landscape by decentralizing justice…

In the realm of public procurement In the realm of public procurement, the Letter of Intent (LoI) serves as a…

When a Former Chief Justice Reminds Us What the Law Is Really For Listening to former Chief Justice of India…

Case Analysis Case Name: A.K. Kraipak Vs. Union of India Citation: AIR 1970 SC 150 Year: 1969 Petitioner: AK. Kraipak…

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Introduction Defamatory remarks are those that do harm to the reputation of a third person. Defamation is a tort that…

Introduction This judgment of the Hon’ble Madras High Court in P. Krishna Bhatta & Ors. v. Mundila Ganapathi Bhatta &…

Introduction Generally, there are four elements of criminal liability, the first one is Human Being, Mental Element, Act or Omission…