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Minor Offences Likely to Be Decriminalized – Big Relief for Small Businesses

Minor Offences Likely to Be Decriminalized – Big Relief for Small Businesses

By karatemuthukumar

For many small business owners, one small mistake can bring big tension — legal notices, penalties, or even fear of jail. Now, the Government is taking steps to decriminalise minor offences, especially those related to business and compliance. This is a major relief for honest business owners.
18.12.25 06:27 AM - Comment(s)
Civil Disputes & Money Recovery in India – Simple Guide for Common People

Civil Disputes & Money Recovery in India – Simple Guide for Common People

By karatemuthukumar

Money disputes are very common in India. Many people lose their hard-earned money because they: Trusted someone without written proof. Did business on oral promises Delayed taking legal action The good news is — Indian law provides clear ways to recover your money if you act on time.
17.12.25 03:38 AM - Comment(s)
Police Enquiry in India – Simple Explanation for Common People

Police Enquiry in India – Simple Explanation for Common People

By karatemuthukumar

Police Enquiry in India – Simple Explanation for Common People Getting a call from the police station can make anyone nervous. Most people think, “Will I be arrested?” or “Am I in trouble?” Do not panic. A police enquiry does not always mean arrest. This article explains everything in simple words.
16.12.25 02:36 PM - Comment(s)
Wrongfully Arrested? Supreme Court Explains Where to Ask for Compensation – The Man Singh Verma Case

Wrongfully Arrested? Supreme Court Explains Where to Ask for Compensation – The Man Singh Verma Case

By karatemuthukumar

Man Singh Verma, a common man, was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in January 2023. They claimed he was carrying brown powder that they suspected was heroin — a serious offence under the NDPS (Drugs) law.
15.10.25 04:00 AM - Comment(s)
Supreme Court: Trial Court Cannot Take Cognizance of Offences Not Mentioned in Chargesheet Based Only on Private Affidavits

Supreme Court: Trial Court Cannot Take Cognizance of Offences Not Mentioned in Chargesheet Based Only on Private Affidavits

By karatemuthukumar

In criminal cases, once the police finish their investigation, they file a chargesheet before the trial court. The chargesheet lists out: The offences allegedly committed Evidence collected Witnesses supporting the case
04.10.25 06:27 AM - Comment(s)