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Introduction Due to the patriarchal structure of society and men's dominance over women in society, studies showing that women commit significant rates of violence against men are highly controversial. The critics argue, first and foremost, that it is important to analyze the aggression of women to men in a broader social context even though they are capable of violence. In history, both in society and in close relationships, the men held the position of authority. Physical differences, the expected outcomes of violence, as well as reactions, will likely lead to quite different motivations for using violence between men and women. According to many critics who oppose the idea that men are victims, violence perpetrated by men against women has significantly more damaging consequences than violence perpetrated by women against men. All defenses state that men abuse women and women respond by becoming aggressive. However, it is difficult for the general public, and even sometimes the...

Marriage Promise Fraud: Criminal Offence The Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) was introduced on August 11, 2023, and assented to by the President on December 25, 2023. It became effective on July 1, 2024, replacing the Indian Penal Code (IPC). There is one very important addition to the BNS which is Section 69, which specifically deals with the OFFENSE OF FALSE PROMISE OF MARRIAGE .  This issue had previously been ambiguously defined under the IPC as a serious offense. There have been a growing number of cases where women have been deceived into sexual relationships under false promises of marriage, leading to the urgent need for the law to be clarified. False Promises of Marriage as a Crime The concept of false promise of marriage refers to situations in which a man induces a woman into sexual intercourse by deceitfully claiming that he is going to marry her, but does not actually intend to do so, despite having no genuine intentions to do so. Contrary to the case of rape, in which ...

Introduction A dishonored cheque, commonly known as a bounced check, can slow down transactions and cause frustration. Whether due to insufficient funds, mismatched signatures, or technical errors, a dishonored cheque requires a structured response to resolve the issue effectively. This article explores the procedure for handling bounced checks, maintaining compliance with legal requirements, and how Lawyers for Appeal in the High Court can help protect your interests. Reasons for Cheque Dishonor Understanding why a cheque is dishonored helps address the issue appropriately. Common reasons include: Insufficient Funds : The account holder’s balance is insufficient to cover the cheque amount. Signature Mismatch : The cheque signature does not match the bank’s records. Incorrect Details : Errors such as wrong date, amount mismatch, or overwriting. Account-Related Issues : Closure or freezing of the cheque account. Technical Errors : Issues like illegibl...

Introduction The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act is a strict regulation in India to prevent drug smuggling and addiction. It comes with severe punishments and restrictions, making it challenging for accused individuals to secure bail. This guide outlines the key points of the NDPS Act, including its punishments, bail options, and strategies for securing bail. This provides clarity for legal recourse seekers. Punishments Under the NDPS Act Understanding the types of punishments under the NDPS Act is crucial for assessing the gravity of the charges. Mandatory Death Penalty: ○        For certain repeat offenses involving large quantities of drugs, the punishment can include the death penalty. Small Quantity Offenses: ○        Maximum punishment: Six months of rigorous imprisonment, a fine of up to ₹10,000, or both. Commercial Quantity Offenses: ○      ...

Introduction: When a bail application is rejected, it can feel like the end of the road, but it’s crucial to remember that this is just a setback, not a final defeat. As a High Court lawyer, I’ve seen many cases where persistence and a clear strategy led to success even after an initial bail denial. If you’re seeking  lawyers in Bangalore for bail , here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do if your bail is rejected. Understand the Reasons for Rejection The first step is to thoroughly understand the grounds on which the bail was rejected. Courts may deny bail for various reasons, such as the seriousness of the offense, repeat offender, the likelihood of the accused fleeing, tampering with evidence, public safety, influencing witnesses etc…. A detailed examination of the rejection order is essential to formulating the next steps. Evaluate the Possibility of an Appeal Appeals may be made to a higher court if bail is rejected by a lower court. This could be the Sessions Court or the H...