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Different Kinds of Bail In India
Bail in the bailable offence When any person who is accused for a bailable offence then the person is arrested or detained without warrant by an police officer who is in charge of it, or appears or is brought before a Court, and is prepared at any time while in the custody of such officer…
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What is Bail and the grounds for refusal?
Bail is a set of restrictions that are forced on a suspect while pre-trial, to ensure they comply with the judicial process. In the United States, the bail mainly implies to the bail bond. A bail bond is a kind of money or the property which is deposited by a suspect to the court so…
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Criminal Contempt – The Laws Related to Criminal Intimidation
Contempt can be classified as civil or criminal and direct or indirect. Criminal contempt can be mainly defined as the disobedient or open disrespect towards the court of law. This means that even though it might have aroused out of a civil or criminal case, but it punishes the conduct that violates the court’s rule,…
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Objectives of Legal Aid in India
Legal aid mainly means providing free legal aid services for free to the needy or the poor section of the society. These are those people who are not capable to afford a legal representative for them who can fight a case for them. So the government has brought out the service of free legal aid…
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Top 10 Laws for Protection of Employee in India
The Employee's Compensation Act, 1923 It is also known as the Workmen Compensation Act. This Act has specified the meaning of the employee under Section 2(dd) of the Act which includes railway servant, captain and crew of aircraft driver, the mechanic of motor vehicle etc. This act focuses on compensating employees if suffered injuries from…
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