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Can private individuals legally stop, restrain or use force against young people because they disapprove of their conduct? This episode examines the reported Jamui incident, the BNS, POCSO Act, private interference, unlawful restraint, child protection and the rule of law.
Coming Soon | Next episode in Law Made Easy by SCC Times examines the reported Jamui incident through the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita,
In Sanjay Baburao Nirbhavne v. State of Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court restored the food licence of a four-star hotel after a
Justice A.G. Masih shares thought-provoking insights on judicial independence, constitutional values, technology, and the evolving justice system at the 5th Justice H.R.
Justice delayed is justice denied, and any attempt to prolong proceedings by reopening arguments after the matter stood closed and reserved for pronouncement of judgment is liable to be held vitiated in law.
by Bhavik Kaushik* and Shivangini Khanduri**
It is the case of contemnor that the alleged object was not a firearm, but a toy gun used to scare away stray animals and the said toy gun was lying on the office table prior to the inspection, which unintentionally got mixed with a pile of papers.
