Suit for Injunction under Indian Law: Types and Procedure A suit for injunction is a legal remedy available under Indian law that seeks to prevent a party from engaging in certain activities or behaviors. Injunctions are typically sought in situations where one party is causing harm or damage to another party, and the harm cannot […]
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Breach of contract in Indian Law: Breach of contract is a violation of the conditions given under a contract between two or more parties. Thus it arises where a contractual obligation is not met or fulfilled on time by the defaulting party due to any act of omission or refusal. In India, breach of contract is
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Different types of Civil Suit: Civil suits are filed for the resolution of disputes between two or more parties for recovery of money, breach of contract, property disputes. These are some of the matters that can be taken up in a suit. However, the specific matters that can be taken up in a civil suit
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Introduction Divorce is an unfortunate reality of life and can be a stressful and emotionally draining process for all parties involved, whether it’s settling legal processes or dividing assets. However, mutual consent divorce can be an easier and less stressful option for couples looking to part ways. In this article, we will discuss the legal, financial, emotional aspects of mutual
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What is Transit Anticipatory Bail? Transit anticipatory bail is a type of bail that is granted to a person who is apprehending arrest in a non-bailable offense in by the police personal of another state rather than the state he resides or is situated. Transit anticipatory bail is usually sought against a transit remand order
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Bail Appeal Procedure in Indian Law? how to get it from to High Court Bail appeal procedure to High Court is governed by Section 389 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). This section deals with situations where a convicted person can get bail from the Appellate Court after filing a criminal appeal. It also deals with
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Procedure for trial in Criminal Cases Procedure for trial in Criminal Cases are governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 and the Evidence Act 1872. These two laws safeguard the procedure of collection of evidence, examination of witnesses, interrogation of accused, arrests, bail, the process of a criminal trial, method of conviction, and the
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