Judicial Activism is a philosophy in the judiciary which actuates (motivates) judges to go beyond statutory precedents and adopt a progressive method in deciding cases. The term originated in the United States by Arthur Schlesinger in 1947.
In recent days, it is seen in view that a judge favours judicial activism when he sets aside his earlier judgment.KEEP READING
1. WHICH SECTION IN IPC?
Rioting is given under Section 146 of IPC.
Affray is given under Section 159 of IPC.
2. ESSENTIALS OF RIOTING
There must be an unlawful assembly.
The accused must be a member of such unlawful assembly.
Force or violence must be used by such unlawful assembly or by any member of such assembly.KEEP READING
1. Make Sure You Understand the Question
2. Stick to the Word Limit
3. Keep Your Answers Simple
4. Write Short Sentences
5. Break the Answer in Paragraphs
6. Make Ample Use of Legal Terms
7. Mention Important Case Laws
8. Follow Proper Judgement Writing Format
9. Avoid Using Many Abbreviations
10. Have a Synopsis in Mind
11. Set an Estimated Time Limit for a Question
12. Allot the Last 15 Minutes for RevisionKEEP READING
These MCQ tests are helpful for law students of any year or semester, advocates, judges, and other legal professionals. It will help you prepare for all law exams.
Every test has 100 excellent competitive-exam level questions.
Questions are mixed from various law subjects like IPC, CrPC, CPC, Evidence, Torts, Jurisprudence, Constitution, TPA, Limitation Act, Family Laws, etc.KEEP READING
A tort is not a crime. It is a civil wrong.
The word ‘tort’ is derived from the Latin word ‘tortum’ which means ‘to twist’. It, therefore, includes those acts which are not straight or lawful but are crooked or twisted. In English, it means ‘wrong’.
Law of tort has its origin in the common law of England. This branch of law consists of various ‘torts’ or wrongful acts whereby the wrongdoer violates some legal right vested in another person.KEEP READING
An action committed or omitted, which constitutes an offence and is punishable by law is a crime. Crime is an unlawful act that is forbidden and punished by the State or the law. In other words, anything which is injurious to public welfare is a crime.
Generally speaking, crime is human conduct which the society generally disapproves. But in the modern sense, crime is any act that is prohibited by the penal law in force, and the result of this is punishment.KEEP READING
Jurisprudence is ‘the Eyes of Law.’ In the human body, the eyes are one of its most essential parts. Most of the human activities and movements of a man’s body are possible only through them. Unless a man can see anything correctly, he can’t do any work properly.
Jurisprudence is called the ‘the eye of law’ because jurisprudence functions for law like eyes do for the human body.KEEP READING
Austin- Ownership is a right indefinite in point of user unrestricted in point of disposition and unlimited in point of duration.
From above definition we find three elements:
1. Indefinite user.
2. Unrestricted disposition (dispose off)
3. Unlimited duration.KEEP READING
(1) Always remember that each case law is not relevant.
(2) From every subject, be it Constitution, or the Indian Penal Code, there are approximately 40 to 50 essential case laws, not more than that.KEEP READING
1. Select the States You Wish to Appear For
2. See Question Paper of Previous Years
3. Read Bare Acts Several Times
4. In Bare Acts Focus on ‘May’ and ‘Shall’
5. Know Where to Give Less Time
6. Understand Where to Focus More
7. Go Through Landmark Judgements
8. Do Not Burden Yourself With Fat Reference Books
9. Make Synopsis of All Topics
10. Use Charts, Diagrams, and Pictorial Representation
11. Speak Orally What You Studied
12. Do Not Panic and Get Disheartened
13. Revise EverydayKEEP READING
(1) Go through the contents or index page of the bare act in the morning.
(2) Make sure you try to learn ten sections a day.
(3) Always make a habit of revising at least fifteen sections every day. If you want, just learn five new sections a day, but increase the revision number to twenty.KEEP READING
So, whether you start as a law student or a future lawyer, the holy water of law is BARE ACTS.
Now in an easy way I can say that BARE ACTS, as the name says, are the raw, exact, on point rules/laws.
Good lawyers interpret these laws and apply in different cases.KEEP READING
General studies paper, unlike that of the civil services exam, is not that tough. GS paper in the judicial services exam can be cracked with the right guidance. You just need to follow some tips for making it.
1. Make a daily habit of reading the newspaper. You can refer to any good newspaper. The recommended ones are The Hindu, Indian Express, and Times of India. You may select one that is available near you.KEEP READING
1. At the top of the page comes the name of the court in which suit is being tried and in bracket name of the presiding judge is written.
2. Then after it, on the left side, civil suit number is written, and the year it started. In a criminal case, you write the charges under which a person is charged.
3. Then leaving a space of a line, on the left side, you write plaintiff details such as name, residence, and occupation. In a criminal case, you write the state of XYZ as the state is a prosecutor in a criminal case.KEEP READING
When it comes to law, this institute is a very famous name in Mukherjee Nagar, New Delhi. The fees is around 1 lakh 50 thousand.
On 4th October 2019, I accompanied my friend to her coaching. She has been attending this coaching since April 2019. Before her, two of my college friends had also passed out from this same coaching.KEEP READING
Full Information About CLAT UG and PG Exam, 2020.
What Is CLAT All About?
What Is The Date of CLAT Exam 2020?
What Courses NLUs Offer?
What Is The CLAT Eligibility Criteria?
How Many Questions Are There In CLAT Exam?
What Is The CLAT Syllabus 2020 for UG?
Details About CLAT PG 2020.KEEP READING
