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SUPREME COURT, REDEFINES THE MEANING OF “SHARED HOUSEHOLD” under DV Act
The year 2005 marked the enactment of The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act by the law makers of India which contemplated a special legislation on the domestic violence for the first time. The Act brought a ray of optimism in the dark life of victims of domestic abuse. One of the notable rights enshrined in the act is “RIGHT TO RESIDE IN SHARED HOUSEHOLD”. The shared household is defined under Section 2(s) of the Act. The objective of the legislature to introduce an all-encompassing
BEWARE NRI SPOUSES: REPERCUSSIONS OF BILL, 2019
The society is replete with cultural diffusions which give rise to changes in social and personal configuration. The world having morphed into a global village empowered by advanced technology, the prevalence of NRI marriages i.e. where spouse is a resident outside India has increased tremendously in India. Such marriages influenced with lucrative foreign world may breakdown as an outcome of fraudulent practices, bigamy, continuous demands for dowry, abandonment, lack of intention on either part
JUVENILE CANNOT BE DECLARED A PROCLAIMED OFFENDER
Navkiran Singh & Associates have challenged an order in which a Juvenile was declared a proclaimed offender as the lower court overlooked the fact that the child was a Juvenile and as per the Juvenile Justice Act he cannot be declared a Proclaimed Offender. The matter was challenged before the Hon’ble Hight court in which notice of motion was issued on 27.11.2020 keeping in view the provisions of the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 submitted by Mr. Navkiran Singh and now the matter is pending before
RIGHTS OF SENIOR CITIZENS UNDER THE MAINTENANCE AND WELFARE OF PARENTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS ACT, 2007
Our social and ethical values would never permit any Indian to abandon and not maintain their old aged parents; however, that being said…
IN A CASE DEALT BY SUPREME COURT OF INDIA: COURTS SHALL PRESUME ABSENCE OF CONSENT IN RAPE CASES IF
IN A CASE DEALT BY SUPREME COURT OF INDIA: COURTS SHALL PRESUME ABSENCE OF CONSENT IN RAPE CASES IF THE PROSCUTRIX SAYS IT WAS NOT CONSEN..
Bail (Suspension of Sentence) During Pendency of Appeal – Punjab And Haryana High Court
In a recent judgment dated May 10, 2016 in a case filed by Singh Lawyers titled as Jugla Ram v. State of Haryana (CRM No. 8023 of 2016).
SUPPLYING A COPY OF FIR (FIRST INFORMATION REPORT) TO THE ACCUSED
Supreme Court directed all States and Union Territories to upload the FIRs on their websites within 24 hours of registration at police…
Implementation Provision of Registration of Marriages of Sikhs Under “Anand Marriage Act” is Need…
Sikhs had been raising a grievance since long of being tagged with the Laws which forced the Sikhs to be governed by laws which were made…
Guaranteeing Trusted Lawyer Services
Most often than not, innocent people get caught in a situation which causes them great distress and legal obligations without having any…
What to Check before Finalizing an Advocate in Chandigarh
It is a joke that you cannot escape a Lawyer or a Doctor. It is also a fact that even a Doctor cannot escape a Lawyer nor can a Lawyer…










