The Supreme Court has reiterated that in motor accident claim cases, police records can be looked into by the Tribunal/Court to determine the question of negligence.
Self-defence is the legal right to protect oneself or others from harm using reasonable and necessary force. Recognized under Sections 96 to 106 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), this right is crucial in situations of immediate threats to life, body, or property.
Observing that the health of a child cannot be compromised while deciding the disputes between the parents, the Supreme Court recently modified the directions allowing interim visitation rights to a father.
Once again expressing concerns about the misuse of domestic violence and dowry laws by disgruntled wives, the Supreme Court cautioned women not to abuse the laws which are meant for their protection.
Self-defence is the legal right to protect oneself or others from harm using reasonable and necessary force. Recognized under Sections 96 to 106 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), this right is crucial in situations of immediate threats to life, body, or property.
