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Introduction With global travel and cross-border relationships becoming common, many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)  prefer to get married in India to follow their customs and secure legal recognition  of their marriage. However, the process involves specific legal steps , documentation, and verification under Indian law, especially when one party lives abroad. “An NRI marriage is valid only when solemnized or registered as per Indian law.” — Supreme Court of India, 2018 Judgmen

Introduction In today’s digital world, your creativity can easily be copied, reused, or stolen — from songs and books to photographs, software, and online content. That’s where copyright law  protects your intellectual property. In India, the Copyright Act, 1957 , governs these rights. It gives the creator exclusive ownership  to reproduce, publish, and distribute their work. If anyone uses your work without permission, it is called copyright infringement , and you can take s

Introduction Love in India often crosses boundaries of religion and caste, but many couples fear social pressure or family threats. Legally, inter-religion marriages are completely valid  when performed under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 (SMA) . This law allows people of different faiths  to marry without religious conversion. If families oppose or threaten the couple, the High Court can grant protection  under Article 21 of the Constitution (Right to Life and Liberty). Leg

Introduction: Role of the Supreme Court The Supreme Court of India  is the highest judicial authority  in the country and the final court of appeal . It hears appeals from: High Courts, Tribunals, and Other subordinate courts, Where a substantial question of law or constitutional interpretation  is involved. “The Supreme Court stands as the guardian of justice and the protector of fundamental rights.”— Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, Chief Justice of India When Can You File an App

Introduction Many people believe that once property is registered , they becomes its absolute owner . However, the Supreme Court of India...

Introduction: The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012,  was enacted to safeguard minors (below 18 years) from...