Tag: Bail

To Bail Or Not To Bail: Conundrum of Section 45, PMLA

Post author By nualslj
Post date December 7, 2024
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Nachiketa Narain & Aredla Praneet Reddy Introduction “Bail is the rule, jail is the exception” is what the division bench of the Supreme Court of India (SC), ruled in Prem Prakash v. Union of India (Prem Prakash) pertaining to bail provision under Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA). It is pertinent to note that […]

Tags Article 21, Bail, Constitution, CrPC, history, law, nikesh tarachand shah v. union of india, palermo convention, PMLA, politics, prem prakash v. union of india, section 45, Supreme Court, vijay madanlal choudhary v. union of india

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Bail With Strings Attached: Frank Vitus v. NCB and the Electronically Monitored Bail in India

Post author By nualslj
Post date October 10, 2024
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Prinshul Agarwal & Anubhav Singh Introduction Imagine being granted bail but then asked to surrender your privacy rights by sharing your real-time location with law enforcement. This was the situation faced by Frank Vitus, a foreign national, in the landmark case Frank Vitus v. NCB. The Supreme Court delivered a pivotal ruling, declaring that such […]

Tags Bail, CrPC, Electronically Monitored Bail, Frank Vitus v. NCB, NDPS Act, Right to Privacy

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’22 April Round-Up (Weeks 2-4)

Post author By aneetam
Post date May 4, 2022
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Hello! Telawgram, this month takes you through Supreme Court and High Court decisions, arbitration proceedings, insurance disputes, maritime matters and more. The readings will give you a wide range of content – from private international law to general principles of criminal law and more! Happy Reading!

Tags 2016, adultery, adversarial proceedings, Amendments, Anti-Terrorism Act, Anti-terrorism laws, Apostille Convention, Arbitration, Arms Trade Treaty, Bail, Biden, Bosnia-Herzogovina, Colombia, Community Service, Confinement, Criminal Law, CrPC, cruelty, Culpability of minors, decree-holders, doli incapax, ECHR, Economic Entitites, El Salvador, El-Salvador, exclusive legislation, financial creditors, free-speech, gang-violence, Group of Companies, Hafiz Sayed, HCCH, Human Rights, IBBI, IBC, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, Jamaat-ud-Dawa, Justice Chandrachud, Justice Surya Kant, Justice Vikram Nath, Lashkar-e-taiba, Lend-Lease Act, maintenance, Mental Health, Nicaragua, Non-Signatories, Office of the High Commissioner, Pakistan, Philippines, Private International Law, Property Law, Republika Sprska, Saplings, Saudi Arabia, Section 125, separatist, Sovereignty, Statelessness, Supreme Court, Territorial Waters, Tripura High Court, Ukraine, United Nations, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, World War II

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’21 Week 15 (11/04 – 16/04)

Post author By Abhishek Rajiv
Post date April 18, 2021
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Greetings! This week, Telawgram brings to you discussions ranging from the Limitation Act to the NCLAT on the national front and updates from Hong Kong’s voting laws to indigenous land rights in Brazil on the international front and much more. Happy Reading!

Tags Adoption, Alibaba, Ant Group, Anti-monopoly, Antitrust Law, Arbitration, Arbitration and Conciliation Act, Australia, Australian public servants, Bail, Biodiversity Act, Brazil, Carrie Lam, China, Companies Act, Debt, Discretionary Powers, Electoral Bill, European Convention on Human Rights, European Court of Human Rights, Extortion, Freedom of Speech, Funding Terrorism, gender discrimination, Guarani Kaiowá, Guyraroká territory, Hong Kong, Indigenous people, Indigenous people rights, Injunctions, Judges, Justice BR Gavai, Justice Hrishikesh Roy, Justice Rohinton Nariman, Juvenile Justice Act, Karnataka High Court, Kerala High COurt, Limitation Act, Live-in relationships, Mato Grosso do Sul, National Green Tribunal, NCLAT, Per Incuriam, Politician, public interest, SAMR, Section 18 of Limitation Act, Section 41, sexual harrasment, Specific Relief Act, Supreme Federal Court, Tags Supreme Court, Turkey, Turkish Coup, UAPA

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’21 Week 8 (19/02 – 25/02)

Greetings! This week has seen significant developments in the legal arena with the notification of the latest OTT regulations in India to the enactment of the New Media Law in Australia.
Happy Reading!

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’21 Week 7 (11/02 – 18/02)

Post author By Abhishek Rajiv
Post date February 21, 2021
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Hello! This past week has seen several developments ranging from the Supreme Court stating that Trial Courts cannot impose life imprisonment to the Bangladesh International Crimes Tribunal passing judgment on 9 Liberation War prisoners. Happy Reading!

Tags aggravating factors, Anti-Balaka, Antitrust, Apple, Apple App Store, Asia Internet Coalition, Australia, Bail, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Liberation War, Central African Republic, Code of Criminal Procedure, compounding offences, Crimes against Humanity, CrPC, Custodial violence, Cyber Security Bill, Defamation, Epic Games, EU, fine, Good Faith, grievous hurt, ICC, International Crimes Tribunal, Jharkhand High Court, legal heirs, legal principles, Liberation War, life imprisonment, M J Akbar, MeToo Movement, Murder, Myanmar, Nigerian Oil Spill, Okpabi v Shell, Police Brutality, Priya Ramani, PTC II, remainder of life, Section 302, sexual harassment, Shell oil spill, Supreme Court, UK, UK Supreme Court, United Kingdom, Victim Compensation, Vishaka guidelines, War Crimes, work place

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06.11.20 – 13.11.20

Hello, this past week has seen several developments ranging from the Supreme Court halting the enforcement of the Antrix Arbitral Award to the President of Kosovo being indicted on war crimes. Happy Reading!

Tags Abetment to Suicide, Anto-discrimination, Antrix, Antrix Corp., Arnab Goswami, Bail, Code of Criminal Procedure, Consent, CrPC, Death Penalty, Devas Multimedia, Dual Use Goods, EDPB, EU-US Privacy Shield, European Parliament, European Union, Extradition, False Complaint, Force Majeure, Habeas Corpus, Hate Crime, Honour KillingsMurder, Human Rights, Hungary, Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996, International Chamber of Commerce, Investor-State Arbitration, Italy, Judicial Restraint, Kim Dotcom, Kosovo, Kosovo Liberation Army, LGBTQ Rights, LGBTQI+, Megaupload, Mitigating Factors, New Zealand, Personal Data, POCSO, President Hashim Thaci, Presumption of Innocence, Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Reparation for Women, Reverse Burden of Proof, Same-sex couples adoption, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Supreme Court, Surveillance Technologies, UAE, USA, Violence, War Crimes, Women, Yugoslavia