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 By Adv.Mukesh Kumar sah (9643655911) (Supreme court of India) . About Author: Adv. Mukesh Kumar sah (9643655911) Advocate Mukesh Kumar Sah has been practicing and handling cases independently with a result-oriented approach, both professionally and ethically and has now acquired many years of professional experience in providing legal consultancy and advisory services. In the Month of March […]

Introduction In this Article we have discussed about Quashing of FIR in India: A Comprehensive Guide in Indian legal System. The Indian legal system is committed to upholding justice and protecting the rights of individuals. To this end, various legal provisions and remedies are available to address false claims and unjustified complaints. One such recourse

How to file a Cheque Bounce case? Cheque bounce is a criminal offense in India, covered under section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The following information will act as a useful guide on what steps can be undertaken in case your cheque is bounced:   Sending a Demand Notice: Once the cheque has been

INTRODUCTION The court must maintain impartiality when dealing with parties involved in a dispute. Therefore, when a plaintiff initiates a suits in their preferred location, as outlined in the “Code of Civil Procedure 1908”, the defendant is required to appear before the court and submit a written statement, presenting objections to the plaintiff’s suit. If

Introduction: Marriage is considered as a sacrament in Hindus. It is the last of 10 sacraments in the Hindu religion for regeneration of men and obligatory for every Hindu who does not desire to adopt the life of Sanyasi. The first and foremost conditions for a Hindu marriage are that both parties should be Hindu marriage

Mutual divorce is divorce by consent of both parties involved in a marriage. The process of mutual divorce tends to be a lot less expensive and traumatic since both parties have agreed to the proceedings and settlements of the case. It is a prerequisite in mutually filed divorce cases that both parties, even though legally