Advocate Shakti Mann, Author at advshaktimann.com

Extradition in India: part 1 – Extradition in India: Meaning, Process, Extradition Act, 1962, Treaties, Bail & Important Judgments

Table of Contents Extradition in India: Meaning, Process, Extradition Act, 1962, Treaties, Bail & Important Judgments Introduction INTRODUCTION Extradition in India – With the rapid growth of international travel and cross-border crime, offenders can no longer assume that crossing national boundaries will shield them from criminal prosecution. Financial frauds, cybercrimes, terrorism, money laundering, drug trafficking, […]

Criminal

SECTION 138 NI ACT – CHEQUE BOUNCE CASES IN INDIA

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🔹 Introduction SECTION 138 NI ACT – CHEQUE BOUNCE CASES IN INDIA. Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (NI Act) is one of the most powerful legal provisions available to individuals and businesses for recovering money. While a civil recovery suit is also an option, it is often time-consuming and more expensive. In

Hindu Marriage Act

Mutual Consent Divorce Under Hindu Marriage Act

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Table of Contents This article mainly focuses on Mutual Consent Divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act and its procedure. Introduction Marriage under Hindu law is looked upon as a sacred bond that not only unites two people but also two families. It is a lifelong institution where wife and husband agree to stand by

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INTERIM BAIL IN INDIA

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Interim Bail in India If someone is accused of a crime and is in police custody or under the fear of arrest, there are situations where they can get temporary relief from the court. One such relief is called Interim Bail. In simple words, interim bail means temporary release from jail for a short period in urgent situations — until

Criminal

DEFAULT BAIL: WHEN THE CHARGESHEET IS NOT FILED

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Introduction The relief of default bail is different from anticipatory bail, regular bail and interim bail. Default bail is granted on the default of the police or investigating officer to file its report/complaint/chargesheet within a specific prescribed period. It is also called statutory bail. The right to bail on the default of a police investigation

Criminal

SUPERDARI: How to Get Back Your Vehicle or Articles Seized by Police

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Table of Contents Is Your Vehicle Rusting Away in a Police Station? Many people don’t know what to do when their vehicle, RC, licence, mobile phone or other personal items are seized by the police during an FIR or investigation. These essential articles are stored in the Maalkhana (police storage room), where they remain

Civil, Criminal

Transfer Petition in the Supreme Court of India

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Introduction Because parties who are facing injustice, any kind of hindrances, inconveniences or obstacles in the route of getting justice in their court proceedings, the court of the district judge, Hon’ble High Court of the state and Hon’ble Supreme Court of India have the inherent power of transferring the proceeding of the case from

Criminal

WARRANTS : CANCELLATION OF NON BAILABLE WARRANT

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Warrants: Cancellation of NBW Whenever a person hears the word warrant or a warrant has been issued against him, fears come to his mind along with various questions. A warrant can be issued against such persons:- What is a warrant? A warrant is a written statement that allows someone to do something, especially the person,

Criminal

PROCLAIMED OFFENDER

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PROCLAIMED OFFENDER Proclaimed offender is a person who is untraceable by the court or even by the police officials. A person does not appear before the trial court during trial or by before the investigation agency a bailable warrants were issued. Thereafter, the person does not appear after the bailable warrants then Non Bailable Warrants

Criminal

Bail under NDPS Act

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Table of Contents The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act (NDPS Act) of 1985 stands as a pivotal legislation in India’s efforts to combat drug abuse and trafficking. Enacted on November 14th, 1985, the NDPS Act was a response to the growing menace of illicit drug activities across the nation. At times, obtaining bail under