Can subsequent purchasers claim bona fide status under Section 19(b) of the Specific Relief Act, 1963? 🤔
SC says NO! Failure to inquire about possession = constructive notice. ⚖️
📖 Full case: https://t.co/DPMjUJqz4E
#LegalUpdate#SpecificReliefAct#SupremeCourtVerdict
Can a Muslim male register multiple marriages in Maharashtra?
Yes! The court upheld the right to register multiple marriages under the Maharashtra Marriage Act, 1998, in line with Muslim personal law.
Read: https://t.co/KdJv2BhpgW
#MarriageLaw#MuslimPersonalLaw#LegalUpdate
SC reaffirms equitable mortgage: Deposit of title deeds under Sec. 58(f) of ToPA requires no formal registration if intent to secure debt is evident.
https://t.co/77zcEkVHKy
#SupremeCourtVerdict#PropertyLaw#LegalInsights
Vaibhav Jain vs. Hindustan Motors Ltd.
Who’s liable in an accident involving a dealer's vehicle? Find out how the law defines "owner" under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
Read more: https://t.co/loozE6kx9i
#LegalCase#MotorVehiclesAct#AKLegal#Liability
An arranged marriage ends in just 17 days without consummation. Can statements amount to "Relative Impotency" under Section 12(1)(a) of the Hindu Marriage Act? 🤔
🔗 Read the case analysis: https://t.co/y0HR6km798
#LegalInsights#MaritalDispute#FamilyLaw#HinduMarriageAct
Right to Privacy in India
In 2017, SC declared privacy a fundamental right under Article 21.
With growing digital data collection, concerns about surveillance, Aadhaar, & analytics are rising.
https://t.co/qxbigFTziV
#RightToPrivacy#DataProtection#PrivacyMatters
Justice Prevails!
In Sneha Milind Kale Vs. Milind Kale, SC grants a mother temporary custody of her minor child under Sec 21 of the D.V. Act, prioritizing the child's welfare.
https://t.co/pwPs1V0Fdm
#ChildCustody#JusticeServed#FamilyLaw#DomesticViolenceAct
Policing, Body Cameras & Public Safety
Our latest research explores how body cameras & media impact public trust in law enforcement & safety. Dive in for insights on fostering accountability and community relations:
https://t.co/MrnhdWkZxK
#Policing#PublicSafety#Transparency
Supreme Court Ruling on Maintenance Right
In Ruchi Majoo vs. Sanjeev Majoo, SC upheld a wife’s right to maintenance under Section 125.
- https://t.co/7TibtSdTLH
#SupremeCourt#FamilyLaw
Consumer Rights Spotlight: The case of Nachiket P Shirgaonkar vs. Pandit Automotive raises questions on fair trade practices and contract fulfillment under the Consumer Protection Act.
https://t.co/ufuijpZuXy
#ConsumerRights#ContractLaw#FairTrade
Did you know a non-party can join a legal case if it impacts them? That’s intervention!
It allows individuals, organizations, or agencies to protect their rights & be heard in court.
Learn more here: https://t.co/UME5wKRMyZ
#LegalTips#CivilLaw#KnowYourRights
In Indian criminal law, intervention allows non-parties to join a case if they’re affected by its outcome. This gives individuals & organizations with a direct stake the chance to be heard.
https://t.co/AY7epqAXQ0
#LegalAwareness#CriminalLaw#JusticeForAll
New Criminal Laws in India Go Digital
With the introduction of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), and Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam.
#NewCriminalLaws#DigitalJustice#TechInLaw#BNS
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Understanding Zero F.I.R: A Step Towards Victim Empowerment
Introduced by the Justice Verma Committee post the 2012 Nirbhaya case, under Section 173 of Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS)
#ZeroFIR#VictimRights#JusticeReformed#BNSS2023
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