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Students wonder how to write the best, accurate answer in the Judiciary Mains exam! Look at these 12 useful tips to improve your score.Read More →
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Students wonder how to write the best, accurate answer in the Judiciary Mains exam! Look at these 12 useful tips to improve your score.Read More →
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Here are the 13 best tips for law students, advocates and exam candidates to help prepare and clear any state Judiciary exam.Read More →
Ab Initio is a Latin legal maxim that means “from the beginning.” Here’s more about it from a legal point of view.Read More →
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Learn about legal aid, its development, Article 39A, Legal Services Act of 1987, and the judiciary’s role in encouraging legal aid in India.Read More →
Read about the “burden of proof” under PMLA, which places the onus on the accused to prove that the proceeds of the crime are untainted property.Read More →
Read about the evolution of forensic science in India, from its beginnings to its current state and future.Read More →
Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act provides a legal remedy to the payee to recover the amount mentioned in the dishonoured cheque with penalties.Read More →
In this law article, you will learn about the important abbreviations related to law, which are commonly used in case laws.Read More →
This article talks about the principle of “bail is a rule and jail is an exception,” which was mentioned by the Supreme Court of India in 1977.Read More →
Goods and Services Tax is imposed on the supply of goods or services. GST is based on the “destination-based consumption taxation” theory.Read More →
In this article, we will explore how social research findings are utilised to inform and shape legal practices and policies.Read More →
Clarity of factual propositions and a grasp of legal aspects are essential skills in the legal field. This article tells you more about it.Read More →
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