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Fundamentals of Juvenile Crime Law

Juvenile Crime Law is a criminal law and subcategory of juvenile law. Although a type of criminal law, juvenile crime law only deals with the individuals who are under-age. In criminal law they are treated very diligently and differently than adults, and usually have separate system of law.Individuals who commit a crime and under the age of 18 years, are considered as delinquent minors, juvenile delinquents, youthful offenders or juvenile offenders. Laws governing juvenile offence are largely regulated and enacted on a state by state basis. Parens patriae is a doctrine that grants the…

Fundamentals of Labour Laws in India

Labour law appertains to the relationship between employees and employers and between trade unions and employers. Labour Laws in India cover almost all kinds of industries. Different Labour Laws are enacted for different type of industries according to those industries (as for Coal Mines Workers, Dock Workers and Plantation Workers etc. There are different laws to regulate their employment to their respective industries and conditions of service).Different Labour Laws are also enacted for different subjects (as for Payment of Wages Act, for compensation, Wages Act– Workman Compensation Act,…

Get ready to be treated like a criminal if the cheque that you issue gets bounced

Two things will take place in case you issue a cheque to someone and it gets bounced. You will need to pay a penalty. The person whom you have issued the cheque, too, will be punished by the bank where she/he presents the cheque for clearance. What’s more, if your cheque towards repayment of a loan bounces, then, in addition to the penalty for the bounced cheque, (charged by both banks), you will also pay late payment charges.Legally speaking, the solution may be simple if you don’t let your cheque get bounced. Ensuring ample amount of funds in your account is necessary before you issue a…

Goodwill is the best way to resolve a family property dispute

“To put the world right in order, we must first put the nation in order; to put the nation in order, we must first put the family in order; to put the family in order, we must first cultivate our personal life; we must first set our hearts right.” -ConfuciusDebate and disputes around the relatives are a common sight in India, recognizing the way that the joint family framework still exists. Generally in India, the question harvests up when there is no clear division as to the responsibility for property.Conflict is an omnipresent characteristic of a family life. At the point when a property…

Govt has separate parole rules for celebrities - Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court has hammered the legislature for its softer parole approaches regarding superstars. While allowing parole to an assault convict for going to his sibling’s marriage, the HC expressed that the Maharashtra government was challenging profound lawful procurements by treating imprisoned famous people uniquely in contrast to different convicts. This different parole standard for VIPs has turned into a wellspring of humiliation and opposes all legitimate limits.Despite the fact that the HC did not name any individual, it is accepted that the court made its perception remembering…

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