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16/05/2021

In these hard times, never burden yourself with legal problems, the courts are busy with protecting the "Right to Life", and here we are doing our bit to ensure life protection, we are here for urgent matters like bail, stay, and others. Do reach out to us with your problems from home via WhatsApp, call, message, or DM, here to serve with all we have.

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Ankur Aggarwal

30/12/2020

The basic of criminal law lies in the intention and continues till the offence is committed. Who doesn't want to know their rights and remedies against the atrocities committed against them. Let's give them a voice, lets us increase the legal awareness and have a interactive exchange of ideas, problems and interpretations on the basic of criminal law and relevant laws that would be:-
1. Indian Penal code aka IPC,1860
2. Code of Criminal Procedure aka CrPC,1973.

If one wants to share their ideas, interpretations and questions, feel free to reach me via any network. The students who are having difficulties in studying these subjects or are not able to understand the true essence of the provisions of the bare language, contact me.

15/12/2020

A new amendment had been made in Punjab Excise Act (applicable both to Punjab and Haryana). But the amendment is applicable only to Haryana and not Punjab.
In the new amendment, if the police seize country liquor (desi daaru) less than 12 bottles of 750ml each then the penalty would be Rs.50,000 minimum and imprisonment would be atleast 6 months and offenmce upto this limit is bailable.
But the real problem arises in cases of bail of offender as the country liquor do not usually have standard sizes and packaging. Suppose if police seizes 50 quarters (pauwa), now the permissible limit would be 12 bottles and nothing is said about quarters of liquor, so how to differentiate if the offence is bailable or non bailable.
To avoid conflict, we would consider the quarter as 180ml and calculate the total liquor seized by multiplying no. of quarter seized by 180(ml) and compare with the bailable limit of 9000ml (12bottles*750ml) and apply for bail accordingly.

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22/07/2020

Claims under MV Act :-

The first important question that arise is whether the deceased/injured hold valid DL?
There can be three scenarios in response to the question,
1. The deceased/injured i.e Victim, is holding a valid DL
2. The victim is not holding a valid DL
3. The victim do hold a DL but the validity period expired.

In first case, the claim would succeed depending the facts and circumstances of the case.
In second case, the victim do not hold right to claim compensation as he is incompetent to drive in the eyes of law.
In third case, mostly the courts are reluctant to grant claim, but then why are we for?😉
It depend on the skill of the lawyer to convince the court and win compensation for his client.
Rest details about compensation amount, future projected income, deductions would be shared later on.
Any questions are welcome.

27/12/2019

Section 144
What is section 144 and why we are hearing it alot recently?
Section 144 we hear about is of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 which gives District Magistrate, SDM or Executive Magistrate special power to maintain law and order and peace in society.
1. Against whom order can be passed u/s 144 Crpc?
Ans. Any Individual, Group of persons, People of Particular locality or Public in General.
2. What happens when Sec 144 is imposed?
Ans. "Curfew" like condition happens and there is bar on assembly of group of people more than 4.
3. What all are banned during order prevails?
Ans. Educational institutions, Internet and other facilities.
4. Till when order lasts?
Ans. Order lasts upto 2 months which can be further extended by government for not more than 6 months.
5. When order may be rescinded earlier?
Ans. At motion of Magistrate by whom order passed, State Government on own or on application of any aggrieved person.

Comment to discuss!
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01/07/2019

There is roundway confusion about Lie detector tests including,
1. Polygraph Test
2. Narco Analysis
3. Brain Mapping
Some High courts including Kerela, UP have considered them as ethical way to conclude investigations.
But Supreme Court in 2011, ruled out all judgements of lower courts and considered these tests as unconstitutional as in violation of Article 20(3) i.e Law against self incrimination and Article 21 i.e Right to Life covering aspect of Privacy.
So these test are not mandatorily to be taken and doesn't serve conclusive evidence in court of law.

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Isn't it good when law favors you? To walk with Head High outside court, call us.All types of cases are entertained (Civ...
19/06/2019

Isn't it good when law favors you? To walk with Head High outside court, call us.
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