The “Last Seen Theory” is an important principle in circumstantial evidence under Indian criminal law. It plays a pivotal role in cases where direct evidence is lacking. “Last Seen Theory”: What Is It? The “Last Seen
Read MoreCriminal law in India is primarily governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC), which prescribes the procedural framework for investigation, inquiry, trial, and sentencing. With the recent introduction of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita,
Read MoreTwo individuals can lose their love without getting into a verbal altercation. That is one of the benefits of mutual consent divorce, a civilised way out when both partners take the view that the marriage has
Read MoreIntroduction To Civil Procedure It is often said in law schools and courtrooms alike – “If you know the Civil Procedure Code well, you know how to move in court.” This is because civil procedure is
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