Law In The Time Of ‘Corona’ by CHIRANJEEV CHAUHAN (ADVOCATE & SOLICITOR) SUPREME COURT OF INDIA The year was 1896 when Bombay suffered through a terrible outbreak of plague resulting in thousands of deaths and a mass exodus from the city. The rampant unawareness among the common folk and an inability to clearly identify the …
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The right to life, meaningless without the right to livelihood, has been suspended by invoking the Disaster Management Act which does not empower the kind of sweeping restrictions now in place.The pursuit of happiness is the right that you have to live your life in a way that brings you joy. Everyone has the right …
AN ARTICLE BY Chiranjeev Chauhan(Advocate & Solicitor) SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Read More »
The Supreme Court recently in Saloni Arora v. State (NCT of Delhi), (2017) 3 SCC 286 has held that a case for an offence u/s 182 of the IPC is not maintainable without a proper complaint having been filed in compliance with Section 195 of the CrPC.*Section 182 of the IPC renders culpable False information, …
So, Never succumb to any illegal demands made by the police. Do not attempt to bribe the traffic police. Here’s what you can expect. If you are a two-wheeler or four-wheeler driver in India, then at least once in your life, you will be stopped by the traffic police. There is nothing much to worry …
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The State of Jammu and Kashmir and its special status has always been a contentious issue and extremely polarising; what has brought the debate back into the limelight is the latest challenge to Article 35A of the Constitution of Indian pending in the Supreme Court. For those who arrived late, Article 35A along with Article …
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