Indian Law

Legal heirs can become co-owners in India if property is inherited jointly under Indian succession laws.

Legal procedures in India are governed by established laws and courts, ensuring fair trials and justice through defined processes.

Legal rights in India are protected by the Constitution through fundamental rights and other provisions ensuring justice and equality.

Lesbian marriages are not legally recognized in India, but same-sex relationships are decriminalized under certain conditions.

Live-in relationships are conditionally legal in India with specific rights and limitations under Indian law.

Love birds are legal to keep as pets in India with certain restrictions under wildlife laws.

Macess are not legal in India as they involve unauthorized use of digital content violating copyright laws.

Magic mushroom spores are legal in India as they do not contain psilocybin, but cultivation and consumption are illegal.

Malamutes are legal in India with certain regulations on ownership and breeding to ensure safety and welfare.

Male escort services are conditionally legal in India, regulated under laws on prostitution and public morality.

Marijuana seeds are conditionally legal in India, allowed for industrial hemp but restricted for cultivation or consumption.

Marijuana and cannabis are largely illegal in India, with limited exceptions for medical and industrial use under strict regulations.

Massage parlours are conditionally legal in India, subject to licensing and strict regulations under local laws.

Meta search engines are legal in India but must comply with data privacy and copyright laws.

MLM companies are conditionally legal in India but must follow strict regulations to avoid being classified as illegal pyramid schemes.

Mobile phone interceptors are illegal in India except for authorized government use under strict laws.

Modified scramblers are conditionally legal in India, subject to compliance with motor vehicle laws and pollution norms.

Monopolies are conditionally legal in India under the Competition Act, 2002, which regulates and prohibits abuse of dominant market positions.

Mormons are legal in India; they can freely practice their religion under constitutional rights.

Morning glory seeds are conditionally legal in India, with restrictions due to their psychedelic properties under drug laws.

Motorized bicycles are conditionally legal in India with specific rules on engine capacity, registration, and use.

MT helmets are legal in India if they meet safety standards and are approved by the government.

Multiple vendors are conditionally legal for apartments in India, subject to RERA and local laws.

Munia finches are conditionally legal in India, subject to wildlife protection laws and local regulations.

NDAs are legal in India but must meet specific conditions to be enforceable under Indian law.

Night vision binoculars are legal in India with restrictions; you need permission for certain uses and must follow import and possession laws.

Non-financial lotteries are generally illegal in India except under strict state regulations and specific conditions.

Nootropics are conditionally legal in India, allowed with prescription but restricted without proper approval or medical supervision.

Online games earning money are conditionally legal in India with regulations on betting, skill, and prize distribution.

Online petitions are legal in India but must follow rules on content, privacy, and public order to avoid legal issues.

Online pharmacies are legal in India but must follow strict regulations under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act and IT laws.

Opioids are legal in India only under strict medical regulation and prescription for treatment purposes.

Orgies are illegal in India under laws related to public morality and obscenity, with strict penalties for organizing or participating.

Owls are illegal to keep as pets in India due to wildlife protection laws and strict regulations.

Paid rummy games are conditionally legal in India under specific state laws and regulations.

Paintball guns are conditionally legal in India with restrictions on usage and ownership under arms laws.

Panniers are legal in India for carrying goods on bicycles and motorcycles, subject to safety and traffic rules.

Parents are legal heirs in India under the Hindu Succession Act and other personal laws, with specific rights depending on the deceased's religion.

Pellet guns are conditionally legal in India with strict regulations and restrictions on use and possession.

Pen cameras are conditionally legal in India, allowed for personal use but restricted under privacy and surveillance laws.

Pepper spray is legal in India for self-defense with certain restrictions on possession and use.

Pigeons are legal as pets in India with certain local restrictions and guidelines for their care and breeding.

Pitbulls are conditionally legal in India with restrictions and local regulations varying by state and city.

Playboy business is conditionally legal in India, subject to strict regulations on content and licensing.

Pocket monkeys are illegal in India due to wildlife protection laws and strict regulations against exotic pet ownership.

Poker earnings are conditionally legal in India, subject to state laws and whether poker is classified as a game of skill or chance.

Ponzi schemes are illegal in India and punishable under various laws including the IPC and SEBI regulations.

Poppers are illegal in India due to drug regulations and health risks. Possession, sale, or use can lead to legal penalties.

Pornography is mostly illegal in India, with strict laws banning production and distribution, but private viewing remains a grey area.

Predator helmets are legal in India if they meet safety standards and are approved by authorities.

Prenuptial agreements are not legally enforceable in India but can guide couples on asset division.

Projector headlights are legal in India if they meet safety and regulatory standards set by the government.

Porn sites are illegal to access in India under current laws, with strict government blocks and penalties for violations.

PTC sites are conditionally legal in India but face strict regulations and risks of fraud. Understand their legality and enforcement here.

Pyramid schemes are illegal in India under the Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes Act, 1978 and attract strict penalties.

Quad bikes are not road legal in India for public roads but can be used on private property with restrictions.

Rabbits are legal to keep as pets in India with some local restrictions. Learn about ownership, breeding, and regulations here.

Radar detectors are illegal in India and their use can lead to penalties under motor vehicle laws.

Rail guns are not legal in India due to strict arms regulations and lack of authorization for such weapons.

Rape abortions are legal in India with specific conditions under the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, allowing termination up to 24 weeks.