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Saturday, 19 April 2014

Confirmation of sentence | Law

Concept of confirmation of sentence There are some types of sentences which are to be confirmed by High Court for the purpose to meet the ends of justice. High court just gives a bird eye view on the capital sentences passed by the lower court. Death sentences passed by session’s judge require confirmation. Confirmation can only be filed in the high Court which is apex provincial court. Following procedure shall be followed by the...

Thursday, 17 April 2014

Non bailable offences | Law

Concept of non bailable offences Bail is to release a person from the custody of police and delivery into the hands of the sureties, who under take to produce him in court whenever required to do so. Bail is to procure release of one, charged with an offence by ensuring his further attendance in court and compelling him to remain within jurisdiction of the court. Bail is discretionary relief by court inform of release of accused till...

Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Bail before arrest

Bail before arresst Bail before arrest is a right of the person who is apprehended of being involved in the commission of crime. Bail granting to an accused before his arrest when he physically surrenders himself before the court. Bail before arrest can only be granted by the high court or the court of sessions. Bail granted Bail before arrest and sec 498 Relief mentioned u/s 498 shall be the termed as bail before arrest. Following...

Tuesday, 15 April 2014

Arrest without warrant | Law

Concept of arrest Arrest is a way by which a person is confined by a police officer or any other person in accordance to law. Arrest may be without warrant as mention under schedule ii Colum 3 of code of criminal procedure 1898 Arrest how made In making arrest the police officer shall actually touch and confine the body of person to arrest. The police officer may used any mean to arrest the person and to cause to death, if the offence...

Wednesday, 2 April 2014

Concilation

Introduction One of the objects of industrial relation ordinance 2010 is to settle any difference between the employers. Conciliator’s functions and powers have provided under industrial relation ordinance 2010. Appointment of concilator Conciliator means a person appointed as conciliator u/s 39 conciliator is a third person who is appointed for the settlement of industrial disputes. Provincial government has the authority to appoint...