Discharge under BNSS explained: Sections 250, 262 and 268, the 60-day filing rules, grounds for discharge, charge-stage scrutiny and leading Supreme Court principles.
Read MoreSection 29 of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 provides an appeal to the Court of Session against orders of the Magistrate. This guide explains the 30-day limitation, interim stay, residence and maintenance orders, appellate grounds, delay condonation and practical filing strategy.
Read MoreArmy Rule 22 governs the hearing of charge by the Commanding Officer before further disciplinary action. This guide explains the accused’s rights, the Rule 180 exception, Summary of Evidence linkage and AFT consequences.
Read MoreCurrent guide to private criminal complaints under BNSS: Section 210 cognizance, Section 223 complainant examination, Section 225 inquiry, Section 226 dismissal and Section 227 process.
Read MoreCurrent guide for police refusal to register a cognizable offence: Section 173(4) BNSS SP escalation, Section 175(3) Magistrate investigation, affidavit, evidence, jurisdiction and procedure.
Read MoreCurrent guide to Section 144 BNSS maintenance for wives, divorced wives, children and parents: interim maintenance, jurisdiction, application-date relief, alteration and enforcement.
Read MoreCurrent guide to cyber crime law in India: IT Act offences, BNS cheating/personation, BNSS electronic jurisdiction, 1930/NCRP reporting, bank freezes, electronic evidence and defence.
Read MoreCurrent guide to the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023: primary and secondary evidence, electronic records and Section 63 certificate, admissions, confessions, documents, presumptions and burden of proof.
Read MoreCurrent guide to BNS Sections 85 and 86 on cruelty by husband or relatives: punishment, statutory definition, complaint under BNSS Section 220, evidence, Domestic Violence Act overlap and remedies.
Read MoreCurrent BNSS guide to non-bailable warrants: Sections 72-93, issue of warrants, bailable endorsement, recall/cancellation, bail, service, arrest, proclamation and practical remedies.
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