What are the conditions under which the Indian Parliament can make laws on subjects under the state list?
There are five conditions under which parliament can make laws on state list.If rajya sabha approves a resolution with special majority and declares that a subject is of national interest. (under Article-249)During times of national Emergency(under Article 250)If the legislature of 2 or more state request parliament to make law for an item in state list. for example kerela and tamilnadu can ask for water disputes. (under Article 252)For implementation of international treaties .eg Micro irrigation, treaty on agriculture.During president's rule.
If fear is enough to convict for domestic violence...?
If fear is enough to convict a person for domestic violence, then explain this: 1) fear is the number one predictor of femicide. Yet, nothing is being done to prevent 1500 women a year from being killed from their boyfriend or husband 2) Claims of domestic violence are given little or no weight in court. Abusers get custody (more than 50,000 children each year are given over in sole/joint custody). 3) Claims of abuse can result in the woman appearing as "unfriendly." IN today's courts, "friendly parents" policies rule. If a person alleges abuse, they are often considered "unfriendly" and can be fined, jailed or lose custody. 4) Why don't women report their abuse? We all know that pro-arrest policies were created b/c women didn't have the ovaries to have their abusers arrested. 5) many women have been arrested under pro-arrest laws. is that based on their boyfriend/husbands fear? 6) why would just women use fear to prosecute and not men? 7) why is it that states have actually had states of emergencies b/c of the high rate of domestic violence/homicide - are these states of emergency based on people's fear? 8) if so many men are being charged unfairly with domestic violence (based only on women's fear), why is it still such a problem? Is imprisonment not a deterent?
Who gets child custody in India?
In India, the custody of child is governed under the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. The District Judge of the area where the minor child is residing is empowered to decide the custody of the minor child. While granting the custody of the minor child, the paramount consideration of Judge will be to look into the welfare of the minor child whose custody is being sought by the petitioner. It may be the natural parents or any other relative of the minor child to whom the Judge can grant the custody of the minor child. Section 7 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, empowered the District Judge to decide the petition for grant of permanent custody while Section 12 of the Act make the provisions for the temporary custody or the visitation rights of the parents or relative. Once the order is passed by the District Judge, the minor child cannot be remove without the permission of the District Judge from the jurisdiction of the Ld. Judge.The interest of the minor child in any movable or immovable properties can not be alienated or transfer without the permission of the District Judge and the District Judge has to decide that whether such transfer is in the interest or benefit of the minor child or not
My ex wife put my son on A.D.D. medication without my permission.?
It's brain altering so your opinion matters. Speak up now and ask questions as to why...maybe there are reasons but you should have been notified and will be in the future.