Month: November 2018
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Admissibility of Electronic Evidence – Part III (Post-Anvar situation & development of jurisprudence)
This post constitutes the third and final part of a three-post-series blog post dealing with the courtroom trend with respect to the development of jurisprudence with regard to the admissibility of electronic evidence. The first part dealt with the background and the problems with the admissibility of the electronic evidence where the author has given an…
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Admissibility of Electronic Evidence – Part II (Case laws review & analysis of trend set by judicial pronouncements)
This post constitutes the second part of a three-post-series blog post dealing with the courtroom trend with respect to the development of jurisprudence with regard to the admissibility of electronic evidence. This post (the second part) deals with the initial development of the jurisprudence on the admissibility of electronic evidence and pre-Anvar P.V. status. The first…
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Admissibility of Electronic Evidence – Part I (The Progress and Vision)
This post constitutes the first part of a three-post-series blog post dealing with the courtroom trend with respect to the development of jurisprudence with regard to the admissibility of electronic evidence. This post (the first part) deals with the background and the problems with the admissibility of the electronic evidence where the author has given…
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Right to be Forgotten: A Forgotten Part of Right to Privacy
Right to privacy is a fundamental right and not merely a common man right. The ambit of the right to life embodied in Art.21 is wide and far reaching[1]. The right to life has been liberally interpreted so as to mean something more than mere survival and mere existence. It, therefore, includes all those aspects…
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