Cheque Bounce Case A cheque bounce case is instituted when a cheque is presented for payment and it is returned by the bank unpaid due to insufficient funds, account closed, mismatch of signature, or any other reason. The person who has received the bounced cheque can then send a legal notice to the person who […]
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What is Criminal Revision? Criminal revision is the process of examination of an order of a lower court by a superior court so as to rectify any improper exercise of judicial power. The provisions for revision are given in sections 397-405 and 482 CrPC and Article 227 of the Constitution of India. Section 397
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Criminal Appeal in Indian Law: Criminal appeal in Indian Law is a process challenging the judgement or order of the lower court and is covered under sections 372-394 Code of Criminal Procedure along with sections 86, 250, 351, 449, 454 and 458(2) Code of Criminal Procedure and Articles 134, and 136 of the Constitution.
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Procedure to get bail in India When a person commits an offence and is arrested by the police, he is produced before the magistrate having jurisdiction within 24-hours of his arrest. The magistrate then decides whether to grant bail or not based on the facts and circumstances of the case.Now in order to get bail, the following
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Domestic Violence Cases are filed by women who are subjected to any atrocities cruelty or injuries or threats or harassment or any sort of abuse in the nature of physical or mental or emotional or economical injuries. It is governed under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 which protects the rights and
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Child Custody in India Child custody in India refers to the right given to a parent by court to look after the child. It is one of the most important issues that arise after the completion of the divorce or the judicial separation. The custody of a child depends on several factors, including the age of the
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Bail in 498A Case: In this section, we will address the scenario where the marital relationship between a husband and wife has broken down, and the wife has left the house with no possibility of reconciliation. We will explore whether the wife may file a complaint under Section 498A against the husband and in-laws, and
What is Contested Divorce? Contested Divorce is a process a matrimonial suit is filed by one spouse who wants divorce while the other is unwilling to give divorce or opposes it. This is sometimes a lengthy process that might take two to three years or more. In that situation, a writ for expeditious hearing is maintainable
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What is the difference between maintenance and alimony? and how it is determined? Maintenance and alimony in Indian law refer to the financial support provided by one spouse to the other spouse after separation or divorce or to the dependents children or parents to maintain themselves. The purpose of maintenance is to ensure that the
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What is Anticipatory Bail in India? Anticipatory Bail or pre-arrest bail is a kind of bail that safeguards a person who apprehends that he might get arrested on false or made-up charges, or due to enmity with someone, or a false case will be slapped against him, or on the accusation of having committed a non-bailable
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