Reference, Review, and Revision in Civil Procedure Code
Reference means to refer an issue to someone to obtain an opinion on it. Review means to look after a thing again. Revision means to revise the matter.Read More →
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Reference means to refer an issue to someone to obtain an opinion on it. Review means to look after a thing again. Revision means to revise the matter.Read More →
Witness is a person who witnesses any act or series of acts or a scene taking place. Here are 6 important types of witnesses.Read More →
The Governor of an Indian state holds a respected position and this law note tells you all about the Governor’s importance, role, and functions.Read More →
This law note explains the provisions related to guardianship for Hindus given under the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act of 1956.Read More →
This Hindu law note talks about the provisions to regulate adoption that are governed through the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act of 1956.Read More →
When the party’s own witness denies to give statement in his favour before the court, then it is said that the witness has become hostile.Read More →
Service of Summons 9. Delivery of summons by Court. (1) Where the defendant resides within the jurisdiction of the Court in which the suit isRead More →
Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act An Act to provide for the termination of certain pregnancies by registered medical practitioners and for matters connected therewith orRead More →
Learn about the various duties of an Indian advocate towards the court, his client, the opposition, and his fellow advocates.Read More →
Hearsay evidence means any information which a person gathers or collects from a person who has first-hand knowledge of that fact or information.Read More →
Here is the full list of important Sections and Orders of CPC for all law exams. Section 2. Definitions. Section 6. Pecuniary jurisdiction.Read More →
A law student must be well updated with the parliamentary proceedings and certain terms concerning the parliament. Look at some unique terms.Read More →
To prepare well for your law exams and advocacy, here are the most important Articles of the Indian Constitution and the PDF to read them.Read More →
Download the PDF for the Constitution of India. The Indian Constitution PDF is systematic, colourful, and perfect for mobile.Read More →
Here are eight tips to prepare for the General Studies (GS) paper in the state judicial exams, judiciary, and other law competitive exams.Read More →
1. Make a daily habit of reading Bare Acts. 2. If you do not understand something, read it ten times. I bet you will start understanding.Read More →
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