Policy and Law – Definitions, Differences, and Examples

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Grasping the difference between policy and law equips individuals, organizations, and governments to navigate regulations effectively. Clear distinctions can reduce misinterpretations, prevent legal conflicts, and inform better decision-making. The discussion that follows defines each term, outlines structural contrasts, highlights interactions between them, and showcases practical examples. Defining the Key Concepts A clear grasp of the … Read more

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Can You Get Bail for a Non-Bailable Offence? A Guide to Section 437 CrPC

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Bail acts as a safeguard in the criminal justice system, preventing undue incarceration before conviction. It ensures that an accused is not punished before guilt is established. In cases involving non-bailable offences, things become more complex. Accusations may involve serious crimes, which automatically limits the possibility of easy release. Section 437 of the Criminal Procedure … Read more

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Grounds for Suit Maintainability Under Order 37 of CPC, 1908 (With Case Laws)

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Order 37 of CPC

Order 37 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) provides a mechanism for resolving claims involving liquidated amounts without unnecessary delays. Courts can pass judgments quickly unless defendants present a substantial defense. Strict procedural requirements govern suits filed under this provision. Legal Foundation and Applicable Cases Order 37 CPC applies to specific types of … Read more

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What Are Compoundable and Non-Compoundable Offences? A Complete Legal Guide

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Compoundable and Non-Compoundable Offences

Courts classify offences based on their severity and legal consequences, determining if an accused person can settle charges through compromise or if a full trial is mandatory. A compoundable offence allows the victim and the accused to resolve the matter through mutual agreement, often leading to case dismissal. On the other hand, a non-compoundable offence … Read more

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