Cyber police may ask a bank to freeze or mark lien on a bank account if money in that account is suspected to be linked with cyber fraud or a criminal transaction trail. However, freezing the entire bank account merely because of one identifiable suspicious transaction can be challenged as disproportionate. Recent High Court decisions...
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In Union of India v. Mohanraj TK, the Kerala High Court dismissed the Union of India’s writ petition challenging the Armed Forces Tribunal, Kochi’s order granting disability pension-related relief to a retired Subedar Major/Honorary Captain. The Court held that where no disease was recorded at the time of enrolment, the soldier is entitled to statutory...
Read MoreA bank account freeze in India means that the account holder is prevented from withdrawing, transferring or using money from the account. The freeze may be imposed by the bank, cyber police, investigating agency, court, GST department, ED, Income Tax department or another statutory authority. In cyber fraud and criminal-investigation cases, police may rely on...
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A lien on a bank account means that a bank, police authority, cyber cell, court, tax authority or statutory agency has restricted the account holder from using a particular amount or the entire account. A bank lien may arise from loan dues, credit card dues, overdraft, fixed-deposit security, unpaid charges or contractual set-off rights. A...
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Army Rule 180 protects a person subject to the Army Act when a Court of Inquiry affects his character or military reputation. In such a case, the affected person must be given full opportunity to remain present throughout the inquiry, make a statement, give evidence, cross-examine witnesses whose evidence affects his character or military reputation,...
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Regular bail after arrest is the legal remedy by which an accused person already in custody seeks release from the court during investigation, inquiry or trial. Under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, bail in bailable offences is dealt with under Section 478, bail in non-bailable offences is dealt with under Section 480, special powers...
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Mutual consent divorce in Malviya Nagar, New Delhi is a court-based process where both spouses jointly agree to dissolve the marriage and settle all issues such as permanent alimony, maintenance, child custody, visitation, return of stridhan/articles, withdrawal of pending cases and future claims. For Hindu marriages, Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 applies....
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Malviya Nagar • Divorce & Family Court Guide 2026 Divorce in Malviya Nagar, Delhi: Mutual Consent, Contested Divorce, Maintenance, Custody & Saket Family Court Guide 2026 A comprehensive local guide to divorce options, Saket Family Court jurisdiction, mutual-consent settlement, contested divorce, maintenance, child custody, domestic-violence overlap, evidence, mediation and filing preparation for persons connected with...
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court has refused to quash departmental proceedings against a judicial officer who was accused of preparing an acquittal judgment in a criminal trial before the case had been legally concluded. The Court held that allegations touching the integrity of a judicial officer require careful disciplinary scrutiny and cannot be halted merely...
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The Armed Forces Tribunal, Regional Bench, Lucknow has held that where a Release Medical Board assesses an Armed Forces personnel’s disability at 20% for life and attributable to service, the disability percentage cannot be reduced to 10% merely because the individual is unwilling to undergo surgery. Once the disability is accepted at 20%, the benefit...
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