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2024

Circumstances under which the New Criminal Law (BNS, BNSS) would not apply

The recent transition from the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.P.C.) to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (B.N.S.) and the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) has raised several important legal questions regarding the handling of cases that straddle this change. This blog aims to clarify the implications of this transition based on a recent judgment passed by
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Mridul 8 mins0

When Not to File Criminal Charges: Understanding Cheating /Fraud (Section 420 of IPC now 318 of BNS) Vs. Criminal Breach of Trust (Section 406 of IPC now 316 of BNS)

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) now known as The BNS is a cornerstone of the legal framework in India, encompassing a wide range of criminal offenses. Among these, Sections 420 and 406 are particularly significant as they deal with offenses that are all too common in the complex world of business and personal dealings. These
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Mridul 7 mins0

Service of Legal Notice via electronic mode i.e. WhatsApp and E-mail etc valid or not?

Historically, serving notices involved physical delivery—an approach fraught with delays and opportunities for evasion. However, recent advancements in technology, combined with unprecedented challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, have prompted significant changes in how notices are served. The shift towards digital communication reflects broader changes in society and technology, raising the question: Are electronic modes like
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Mridul 7 mins0

Is It Compulsory to Pay a Service Charge at Hotels and Restaurants?

If you’ve ever dined out or stayed at a hotel, you’ve likely encountered a line item on your bill labelled “Service Charge.” This charge often sparks confusion and disputes between consumers and establishments. Some argue that it’s compulsory, while others insist it’s optional. This debate has been further complicated by recent legal rulings. Let’s explore
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Mridul 8 mins0
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