Could you please explain these sections in more detail? Last updated: August 25, 2025 1:05 pm Apni Law 7 months ago Share SHARE Law Forum › Category: Criminal › Could you please explain these sections in more detail? Vote Up 185 Vote Down Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago Could you please explain these sections in more detail? 1 Answers Vote Up 10 Vote Down Best Answer Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago Please provide the sections you would like me to explain in more detail. I will do my best to explain them concisely, focusing on their meaning and application under Indian law. Please login or Register to submit your answer OR Username or Email Address Password Remember Me You Might Also Like A few years ago, I was involved in a tragic accident where a baby, about 6 months old, passed away. Cases under sections 304 and 277 were filed against me. While I reached a settlement and was acquitted by the Lok Adalat, I didn’t collect the official court order. Recently, the police station confirmed that the complaint under section 304 is still on record. I’m applying for a government job now. Will this past case create any issues in my application? What should I do? Hello, I was recently in a minor accident and would love some guidance on applying for compensation. While my injuries are thankfully mild, I’m worried about the long-term financial impact on my children’s future. Could you please share the exact steps for filing a claim? A school principal, Mr. Y, and his associate, Mr. X, are facing charges of forgery and fraud. The state government alleges they illegally withdrew a large sum of money from the school account, violating several sections of the Indian Penal Code. Mr. X claims he doesn’t know how the money was withdrawn, while Mr. Y denies signing the withdrawal documents. While there are 45 witnesses, only one supports Mr. Y, and another contradicts him. The remaining witnesses remain unsure. A handwriting expert has confirmed that the signature on the documents doesn’t match Mr. Y’s. What evidence can be presented to prove Mr. Y’s innocence? I’m really struggling with a situation from my college days, about five years ago. We had a short relationship that didn’t last, but now, someone’s been bothering her for the past two years, and she thinks it’s me. She’s been calling me for the past couple of days, making threats and blaming me for her problems. I’m very sensitive and this is taking a toll on me. I need some advice on how to handle this, any help would be greatly appreciated. Is it possible to file a police complaint against someone whose phone number, email address, and bank account details are known, even if we don’t know them personally? Share This Article Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp Telegram Print Previous Article My husband filed for divorce in 2009, and I filed for conjugal rights. We have a 10-year-old daughter. Despite counseling, he’s only interested in divorce. I’m tired of this. He’s a scientist at DRDO, a central government employee earning around ₹1.5 lakhs per month. He owns a house and car. I currently receive ₹15,000 per month as interim maintenance. I’m an MBA graduate and run a daycare, preschool, and tuition centre. The court has ordered us to complete the case by April. However, February and March are exam months, making it difficult for me to attend court. The judge insists I appear, threatening an ex-parte judgment if I don’t. I’m not interested in reuniting with him. I was thinking of asking for ₹50 lakhs, but he’s only willing to offer ₹10 lakhs. What should I do? How much can I realistically ask for? Would it be better to appeal to the High Court after getting the lower court judgment? Next Article My sister and her husband have been married for 6 years and have a 3 year old child. They’ve been drifting apart for a while, and now he’s talking about divorce. She suspects he’s seeing someone else. She’s heartbroken and wants to save the marriage, but he’s not interested in working things out. What can we do to help her legally and emotionally during this difficult time? Follow USFind US on Social Medias FacebookLikeXFollowInstagramFollowYoutubeSubscribeTelegramFollowWhatsAppFollow Weekly NewsletterSubscribe to our newsletter to get our newest articles instantly! Email-1 terms-and-privacy-1 I have read and agree to the terms & conditions Subscribe Popular News FamilyHigh CourtKerala High CourtNewsWomen Rights Married Sister Not Entitled to ‘Loss of Dependency’ Compensation in Motor Accident Case: Kerala High Court Rules By Amna Kabeer 7 months ago Supreme Court Ruling: Vendor Cannot Re-Sell Property Pending Registration Legal Heirs Cannot Claim Compensation for Deceased’s Negligent Driving: Supreme Court CJI Chandrachud Calls For Inclusive Policies For Persons With Disabilities Supreme Court Recognizes Right to Freedom from Adverse Effects of Climate Change in Landmark Decision - Advertisement - - Advertisement -
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