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By Ruia Associates Cyber fraud has become one of the fastest-growing crimes in India. From fake investment schemes and phishing links to OTP theft and UPI scams, fraudsters are finding new ways to drain bank accounts every single day. Many victims believe that once money is gone, nothing can be done. This is a dangerous…
read moreBy Ruia Associates When a physical altercation results in injury, one of the first legal questions that arises is deceptively simple: how serious was the harm? The answer is far from academic. Under Indian criminal law, the severity of an injury directly determines the section under which a case is registered, whether the offence is…
read morePublished by Ruia Associates | Legal Insights Blog Introduction Many people assume that a crime only occurs when someone is physically harmed. The truth, however, is far more nuanced under Indian law. A threat alone — even without any physical contact — can give rise to serious criminal liability. At Ruia Associates, we believe that…
read moreUnderstanding Defamation and Your Legal Rights Reputation is one of a person's most valuable assets. In today's digital world, false allegations, misleading social media posts, fabricated news, and defamatory comments can spread rapidly and cause serious personal and professional harm. Indian law recognizes the importance of protecting an individual's reputation and provides legal remedies against…
read moreCriminal Intimidation: When Threats Become a Criminal Offence Threatening someone may seem like a private dispute or an emotional reaction, but under Indian law, certain threats can amount to a criminal offence known as criminal intimidation. The law recognizes that fear, coercion, and threats can significantly impact a person's safety, freedom, and mental well-being. Whether…
read moreIn today’s digital world, cheating and fraud have become increasingly common. From online scams and fake investment schemes to fraudulent business transactions and deceptive promises, individuals and businesses face significant risks. Indian law treats cheating and fraud as serious offences because they directly affect trust, financial security, and public confidence. Understanding what constitutes cheating and…
read moreThe Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which replaces the Indian Penal Code (IPC), continues to treat theft and dishonest removal of property as serious criminal offences. Property crimes affect not only individuals but also businesses, institutions, and society as a whole. Whether it is mobile phone theft, vehicle theft, office inventory loss, shoplifting, employee misappropriation, or…
read moreBail is one of the most important legal remedies available to a person accused of an offence. It protects personal liberty while ensuring that the accused remains available for investigation and court proceedings. However, bail is not granted in the same way in every case. The eligibility for bail largely depends on whether the alleged…
read moreArrest is one of the most serious actions taken under criminal law. However, Indian law provides important safeguards to ensure that arrests are carried out lawfully, fairly, and transparently. Every citizen should understand their rights during an arrest, including the obligation of police authorities to disclose the grounds of arrest and follow proper legal procedures.…
read moreAn FIR (First Information Report) is one of the most important documents in the Indian criminal justice system. It is the first official step taken by the police when information regarding a cognizable offence is received. Despite its importance, many citizens are unaware of their legal rights related to FIR registration. Understanding these rights can…
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