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Battered women syndrome: A need for recognition under the Indian Criminal Law

  INTRODUCTION-  Any psychological turmoil is often a bunch of clinical signs and side effects which are related with one another and frequently connected with a specific sickness. Condition be it of any kind prompts different physical and mental ineptitudes. Barely any Syndromes are hereditary; mostly others are a consequence of a steady improvement in mental pressure when passed on untreated prompts serious emotional wellness issues. There is no fix; just the personal satisfaction can be worked on by taking additional consideration and preparing the person to perform everyday fundamental exercises. The genuine reason for the advancement of a Syndrome is caused because of unusual cell divisions. However, most kinds of Syndromes are relieved and are explored upon to an extremely enormous degree one such Syndrome is as yet attempting to find its place as far as better comprehension by the Courts and in particular by the general public we live in. BATTERED WOMEN SYNDROME- One of the sign

Nomination for the Post of Member of Parliament and State Legislature

  In India to conduct general election for the post of Member of Parliament and state legislature there is four steps-  Nomination Campaigning Poll Result Nomination: Nomination is the first process of conducting election, by which one person formally offers oneself as a candidate for any effective office i.e member of parliament or state legislature, which is subscribed by proposers (electors).   Under section 30 of Representation of People Act, 1951(RP Act) as soon as the notification for calling election is issued, the ECI appoint the last date of making nomination, the date for the scrutiny of nomination, the last date for the withdrawal of candidature and the date of poll. Law provides total 8 days for making nomination, start from election notification and the last date for making nomination. No nomination can be filled on any public holiday during the period of Nomination. Under section 31 of RP Act, 1951, the returning officer shall give public notice of the intended election t

PIL: Guidelines to prevent its misuse

  Public Interest prosecution "PIL" is case recorded to safeguard the Public or Social Interest. Any matter which influences the Public at Large can be helped by recording this request in a Court of Law. The saying "PIL" has been taken from American Jurisprudence wherein poor are being furnished with legitimate portrayal in a Court of Law. PIL is documented in a courtroom not by the wronged party but rather by any open lively individual or by the court of its own movement. That is the reason it is otherwise called Social Action Litigation. The said articulation "PIL" isn't characterized anyplace in any rule. The said power can be summoned by the High Court or by the Supreme Court under Article 32 and 226 of the Constitution of India 1950. The primary article behind engaging this Petition is to give "Equity to All". This Concept emerges out of the Concept of Judicial Activism. Public Interest Litigation is utilized to safeguard the interest of