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How to Choose the Right Lawyer in Delhi for Your Legal Case

How to Choose the Right Lawyer in Delhi for Your Legal Case

When you face a legal problem, choosing the right lawyer can be one of the most important decisions you make. Whether the matter involves a criminal allegation, matrimonial dispute, property disagreement, or another legal issue, professional guidance can help you understand your rights and available remedies. For criminal proceedings, consulting...

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What to Do When You Face a Legal Dispute in Delhi: A Practical Guide

What to Do When You Face a Legal Dispute in Delhi: A Practical Guide

Legal disputes can arise unexpectedly, whether they involve property, family matters, criminal allegations, contracts, business transactions, or financial disagreements. When a dispute starts affecting your personal or professional life, knowing what to do next can make a significant difference. Taking timely legal advice can help you understand your rights, evaluate...

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anticipatory bail time limit under BNSS

Does Anticipatory Bail Have a Time Limit Under BNSS?

How long will be the actual period of anticipatory bail? Post investigation, filing of charge sheet, or post commencement of trial? All these are some of the common queries asked, as it is believed by many people that anticipatory bail always has an expiry period. However, the law as per...

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Anticipatory bail after charge sheet

Can Anticipatory Bail Continue After Filing a Charge Sheet Under BNSS?

What if the police have filed the charge sheet but the accused is still apprehensive about being arrested? Does the filing of a charge sheet mean that the door to anticipatory bail is now closed? Can one still apply for anticipatory bail? The answer may not be as straightforward as...

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Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881: A Complainant’s Legal Arsenal Against Cheque Dishonour.

By: Samadrita Debbarma

Abstract

The Indian financial system rests on the credibility of negotiable instruments, especially cheques. Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 ("NI Act"), introduced by the 1988 amendment, serves as a penal provision to reinforce this trust. Despite being quasi-criminal in nature, its ultimate objective is compensatory...

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