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Understand Domestic Violence Act Better-Read This

May 27, 2016September 19, 2020Nitish Banka1 Comment

The Domestic violence act is a very powerful act and often misused, many orders like maintenance, residence, custody,protection, compensation orders can be passed by the magistrate under the act and it is a quasi criminal procedures as adopted under the act, though
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Cheque as a security and Offence under NI 138

May 20, 2016May 20, 2016Nitish BankaLeave a comment

Security cheques are the cheques only like any other cheques and they create  same liability to discharge as if they are the ordinary cheques and attract the provisions of NI 138 when they are dishonored. What is important is to show under
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Inherent Powers of the High Court

May 17, 2016May 17, 2016Nitish BankaLeave a comment

The concept of inherent powers under section 482 as declared in Cr.P.C in the context of the high court finds its essence in the fact that the courts are created for the purpose of doing justice in the case. The courts per
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social media-society losing vision

May 15, 2016May 15, 2016Nitish Banka1 Comment

Social change is soul of society transformation there were times of Benjamin Franklin, when the states man leader had a vision to see masses progress in the progressive society called America, from follower of the crown to rebel against the crown ,what
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Mental Cruelty-All in the mind

May 5, 2016December 18, 2018Nitish BankaLeave a comment

Divorce on grounds of cruelty has two forms one is the physical cruelty and other form is the mental cruelty, the physical cruelty is easier to prove as direct evidence is easily available, medical records, witnesses etc. But what about mental cruelty?
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Desertion as a ground for divorce -What to prove?

May 2, 2016May 1, 2023Nitish Banka1 Comment

Divorce by Desertion Desertion is also ground for divorce in India, but the most difficult part is how to prove desertion in court of law. A layman may think desertion as his/her spouse is living separately for the period of 2 years
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