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You might have heard about the process of mediation and reconciliation process at Mahila Thana, if not then let me tell you that this process begins when a aggrieved women (aggrieved of domestic violence, dowry harassment, cruelty and abuse- verbal, economic, social, physical etc.) approaches the Mahila Police Station of her jurisdiction area and files a complaint against her husband and in-laws.  After such complaint, as per the process, the officials calls and informs the husband and in-laws of the contents of the complaint and allegations alleged therein and ask them to visit the P.S on specific date and thereafter start to reconcile the dispute in hand and the same goes over for almost 5-6 dates. However, there is no specific period or number of dates mentioned for this reconciliation stage but occasionally 5-6 is an average decent number in the state like Delhi.  In 99.9 % of cases, the disputes remains unresolved and the matter be then forwarded to registrati...

It was late evening, around 9PM, when a murder was reported by SI Arjun Singh.  As per the crime scene and investigation- deceased name was Rohit, he was stabbed 5 times by his friend Suresh. Police found only one eye witness to this crime scene and that was a shopkeeper on the same lane where the murder took place, namely Vicky.  Arjun as always in hurry to solve the case in 5 random questions from the witness: 1. "Where exactly were you standing when it happened?" Vicky pointed to the corner of his shop, claiming he had a clear line of sight. 2. "Did you actually see Suresh stab Rohit?" Vicky hesitated, then nodded — “Yes, I saw him raise the knife.” 3. "How well-lit was the area?" “The streetlight was flickering,” Vicky admitted, “but enough to see their faces.” 4. "Did you hear any argument or shouting before the stabbing?" “Yes,” he said. “They were arguing loudly. Suresh shouted something about betrayal.” 5. "Why didn’t you...

    If  Police ‘Threatens/Arrest’? Before getting into the remedies, I would like to share why the idea of writing this came to my mind. Last night one of my school friend had been harassed by some police officials unnecessarily, the said person was also taken to police station for no reason ; it ended when he called me and asked for my advice. However, I have dealt with number of cases with respect to the same but I think, everyone Indian citizen must know the basic rights provided to him/her by the law of land.                     In this blog I will tell you 5 ways by which you can avoid unjust police threatening/ arrest. So without any further delay let’s get started. DON’T OPPOSE ARREST : Yes, you have read right, I am repeating it- ‘Don’t oppose the Arrest’, whenever you come up with this kind of situation. Opposing and arguing with a police officer in duty hours is not a right step to be taken as it will count as ...

'Daughter's Rights On Property | Coparcenary Rights'   What Hindu Succession Act,1956 primarily talks about ?  Difference between 'Coparcener' and 'Member'. Does it affects the rights in   the property ?  What are the Rights of the Daughters in the Property before or after 2005 amendment ?   Differences of Rights in Ancestral and Self Acquired Property ?   Role of Testamentary and Intestate Succession ?   If there is already amended Act of 2005, so what is the actual role of the Judgment i.e., " Vineeta Sharma Vs. Rakesh Sharma, 2020, SC" ?  Are these aforesaid issues difficult for you to understand ? Are Daughters entitled to equal rights as of today ? Let's get into some detailed discussion and try to solve the Riddle. Hindu Succession Act,1956 (hereinafter referred as HSA) Primarily deals with the Succession and Inheritance, which in simple words means that who will get the property and by what means the property will devolve among ...

Role of Self  I ncriminatory and  E xculpator y   S tatements in  C riminal  T rial                                                                                 P reface T here has been  numerous  discussions on the admissibility and relevanc y  of statements in criminal trial. How can a single statement, convict or acquit the accused person  ? Is there any kind of distinction in statements made to police officer or to a magistrate?  What statements to be made ? Whom to made ? Relevancy of statements made ?  What if statements are favourable to the person making it ?  What if the statement is against the person making it?  How court take notice of said statements ? ...