vdAdmin July 24, 2024
daily Legal Current – 24 July 2024 ,Article 361 of the Indian Constitution:
Why in News? The Supreme Court of India has recently agreed to examine a plea filed by a woman staff member of the West Bengal Raj Bhawan, who has accused Governor CV Ananda Bose of sexual harassment. The plea challenges the immunity granted to the governor of a state under Article 361 of the Indian […]
vdAdmin July 22, 2024
Daily Legal Current – 22 July 2024 : The Enemy Property Act, 1968:
Why in News? The Indian government has begun to auction properties belonging to erstwhile citizens of the country who now hold Pakistani and Chinese passports. About Enemy Property Act, 1968: The Enemy Property Act, 1968, in India is a law that was enacted to regulate and manage the properties left behind by people who migrated […]
vdAdmin July 20, 2024
Daily Legal Current Affairs- 20 July 24 : What are the Rights against being handcuffed in India?
Why in News? The Supreme Court in the late 70s and 80s developed a strong definitive jurisprudence around the restricted use of handcuffs which culminated into directives that require agencies of law enforcement to ask the court’s permission before handcuffing a person. What the court has declared ? We declare, direct and lay down as […]
vdAdmin July 16, 2024
Daily Legal Current : 16 July :Press can’t be prosecuted for sting operations conducted in good faith: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court recently quashed criminal proceedings initiated against two reporters for conducting a sting operation in connection with Kerala’s sensational solar scam case. While doing so, Justice PV Kunhikrishnan observed that the press may occasionally have to blur the boundary of what is legal to faithfully fulfill their duty of informing the public about how […]
vdAdmin July 15, 2024
Daily Legal Current – 15 July 2024 Art 131 : SC’s interpretations
Why in News? The Supreme Court has recently upheld the maintainability of the West Bengal government’s suit accusing the Union government of “constitutional overreach” by employing the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to register and investigate cases in the State despite its withdrawal of general consent on November 16, 2018. A Bench comprising […]
vdAdmin July 9, 2024
Daily Legal Current : 9 July 2024 : No Presumption That Only Women Officers Will Effectively Handle Sexual Violence Cases : Supreme Court
Why in News? The Supreme Court on has recently expressed reservations about a petition seeking to direct that sexual assault cases should be handled only by public prosecutors, investigating officers and medical examiners who are women. The Court remarked that it would be unreasonable to assume that in cases of gender violence, male officers would […]
vdAdmin July 8, 2024
Daily legal Current -8 July 24 : Section 196 in THE BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA, 2023 – BNS:
Why in News? Recently , Delhi police has lodged an FIR under BNS section 196 Against 2 journalists and some others for allegedly promoting enmity among different groups : About Section 196 in THE BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA, 2023 – BNS: (1) Whoever— (a) by words, either spoken or written, or by signs or by visible […]
vdAdmin July 3, 2024
Daily Legal Current- 3 July 2024 :
AGENDA OF 16th FINANCE COMMISSION: Why in News? The 16th finance commission has started looking at the roles & functioning of FC during its tenure. Agenda for the 16th Finance Commission: Cities as Engines of Growth: Cities contribute around 66% of India’s GDP and about 90% of total government revenues. Urban areas are crucial spatial […]
vdAdmin July 2, 2024
Daily Legal Current – 2 July 2024 Section 103 BNSS
Why in News? The Jharkhand High Court on Monday issued a notice to a publishing company for a printing error in the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, thereby altering the nature and meaning of the law. In the Bare Acts published by Universal LexisNexis, the word ‘similar’ is missing, leading to a significant error in the interpretation […]
vdAdmin July 1, 2024
Daily Legal Current – 1 July 2024 : Defamation Case against CM
Why in News? West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose has recently filed a defamation case against Chief Minister Mamata Bannerji. Defamation law in India protects individuals and their reputations from false and damaging statements. Defamation occurs when a statement (written, spoken, or visual) about someone is communicated to a third party, harms their reputation, and […]
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