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SECTION 124A, IPC & SECTION 66A, IT ACT: THE TWO COMPELLING COUNTERPARTS

Sri Janani S The heated debate revolving around the scrapping of Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, has pointedly put forth...

MAKING JURISPRUDENTIAL SENSE OF NORMATIVE INTERACTIONS BENEATH THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT

Pragun Goyel I. Introduction The anthropology of law is an important section of modern legal pluralism developed in consonance with legal...

The Offense of Criminal Intimidation in the IPC: A Critical Analysis

Niharika Mukherjee Introduction Though far less politicized than the criminalization of ‘threats’ and ‘violent speech’ in countries such...

The Fallacious Interpretation of the Offence of Murder: A Critical Analysis of Section 300 of IPC

Kumar Aryan Introduction The First law commission drafted the Indian Penal Code (Hereinafter, The IPC) in 1834 under the chairmanship of...

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