Understand Your Legal Rights in Everyday Situations

Those cameras at traffic signals do more than just monitor flow. We explain what VAC and MNL signals mean and how the footage is used as legally admissible evidence for traffic violations and accident investigations.

Can you record a video in a public office or during a police interaction? We share a courtroom exchange where a judge questions the authority to stop citizens from videographing, highlighting the push for transparency.

Legal myths can lead to real trouble. We debunk common misconceptions about online jokes, self-defense, verbal agreements, and copyright to give you the factual legal standing on these issues.

Finders keepers? Not exactly. We explain the law of dishonest misappropriation of property and the correct legal process to follow if you find lost money to potentially claim it legally.

Is there a GST on UPI payments? We clear up this common rumor. UPI is just a payment method and does not attract any extra tax, but spreading false news can have legal consequences under BNS 353.

Using a high beam improperly is not just dangerous, it can be criminal. If it causes an accident, it can be treated as criminal negligence under BNS Section 106, leading to imprisonment and fines.

If an intoxicated driver causes a fatal accident, who pays? We explain a Madras High Court ruling that holds the insurance company liable to compensate the victim's family, though they can later recover the amount from the driver.

Public display of affection (PDA) in a car can be a grey area. Our advocates discuss how acts considered obscene in a public place can lead to charges under Section 296 of the BNS, even if you are in your own vehicle.

Is it illegal to record a phone call without consent? We took this question to the public to hear their thoughts and clarify the legal position on call recording and its implications for privacy.