Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, a colonial-era law, criminalized "unnatural offenses," including consensual same-sex relationships. However, in a historic judgment on September 6, 2018, the Supreme Court of India decriminalized consensual homosexual acts between adults, marking a significant step towards LGBTQ+ rights.
The verdict emphasized the fundamental rights to equality, dignity, and privacy, affirming that love and personal choice should not be subject to criminal prosecution. This ruling has been celebrated as a milestone in India's journey toward inclusivity and human rights.
The Supreme Court recently allowed a candidate who passed Class as a private student to take admission for MBBS course after NEET counselling This was after the National Medical Commission informed the Court that as per the latest Graduate...
The Supreme Court has held that if an Indian Entity rsquo s Establishment is operating in Oman and has a lsquo Permanent Establishment rsquo status under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement ldquo DTAA rdquo then the dividend income received by the...
A Division Bench of the Supreme Court while allowing a bail plea held that the grant of bail to a co-accused person cannot be contingent on the surrender of another accused who is also pertinently the main accused in the...
Navigating family law matters can be especially challenging for Non-Resident Indians NRIs who may face unique legal complexities Whether dealing with divorce child custody or property disputes understanding your rights and available legal solutions is crucial Here are some key...
In today's fast-paced technology-driven world traditional paper-based contracts are swiftly being replaced by electronic contracts or e-contracts This shift is transforming the way legal agreements are created executed and enforced Here rsquo s an in-depth look at how e-contracts are...