What Is Zero FIR in India?
2021-08-03
Zero FIR can be filed in any police station irrespective of where the incident occurs. It is like an ordinary FIR filed under section 154 CrPC.Read…
Remedies Under Tort Law
2021-08-02
The remedy is nothing but a relief available to the person against whom any wrong has been committed. And such relief is given by the accused party.
A tort can be committed against an individual or his property. Certain torts take place even if a person does not have an intention to commit them. Example – Nuisance.Read…
Article 35A of the Indian Constitution
2021-07-28
Article 35A says that all laws which apply to India will not be applicable to Jammu and Kashmir, and the President with the consultation of State assembly will decide which laws will be applicable to Jammu and Kashmir.
Article 35A declares that which people are declared or decided to be a permanent resident of Jammu and Kashmir.Read…
Can a Police Officer Arrest a Soldier in India?
2021-07-28
A police officer can arrest a soldier immediately only when the soldier is accused of rape, murder, or culpable homicide not amounting to murder.Read…
What Are the Legal Consequences of Underage Driving?
2021-07-26
Check out the consequences, fines or punishments for underage driving and letting your minor child drive a car or motorbike in India.Read…
What Is Lok Adalat and Its Needs, Functioning, Powers, Benefits
2021-07-11
Lok Adalat is one of the significant components of the Alternative Dispute Resolution system. Lok Adalat means People’s Court. It is a forum where the disputes which are pending in a court or are at the pre-litigation stage are settled cordially.
The system of Lok Adalat is based on Gandhian Principles. The Constitution of India has defined a common goal for its citizens to secure all the citizens of India – Justice (social, economic and political), Liberty, Equality and Fraternity.Read…
Constitutional Provisions that Ensure the Independence of High Court
2021-07-10
These are the ten constitutional provisions that ensure the independence and impartial functioning of the High Court.
1. Appointment of High Court judges.
2. Security of tenure.
3. Fixed service conditions.
4. Expenses charged on the consolidated fund.
5. Conduct of judges cannot be discussed.
6. Ban on practice after retirement.
7. Power to punish for its contempt.
8. Freedom to appoint its staff.
9. Jurisdiction of High Court cannot be curtailed.
10. Separation from executive.Read…
Most Important Case Laws on Dowry Death – Section 304B, IPC
2021-07-07
The demand for dowry can be seen almost everywhere. Though Bharat is developing and we already have entered into a modern society, the practise of dowry demand is still prevailing. The provision related to dowry death is given under section 304B of the Indian Penal Code.
In this article, you are going to read the case laws that are related to dowry death. Along with that, the recent judgements related to dowry death are also covered.Read…
Haryana Judiciary – Syllabus, Tips, Vacancies, and Exam Date
2021-07-03
Haryana Judiciary Preliminary exam shall be of 500 marks. 1 question carries 4 marks. A negative marking of 0.80 marks for every wrong answer.Read…
100 Frequently Asked Questions in Judiciary Exams
2021-07-02
1. By which amendment was the Sindhi language added in the VIII Schedule of the Constitution?
Ans. 21st Amendment, 1967.
2. Which case is related to live streaming of the proceedings of Supreme Court?
Ans. Swapnil Tripathi vs SC of India.Read…
Rights of an Advocate or a Lawyer
2021-07-01
The rights available to advocate can be comprehended from several legislations. They are: 1. Right to pre-audience. 2. Right to…Read…
Advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
2021-06-20
The Indian Constitution confers three types of jurisdiction to the Supreme Court of India – the country’s apex court. These are:
1. Original Jurisdiction (Article 32),
2. Appellate Jurisdiction (Article 136), and
3. Advisory Jurisdiction (Article 143).
Advisory jurisdiction is mentioned under Article 143, Part V of the Indian Constitution.Read…
Comparison Between Britain’s House of Lords and USA Senate
2021-06-16
The House of Lords of Britain and the Senate of the USA are the upper Houses of their respective Parliaments. Though there are similarities between both of them, distinctions can’t be left unnoticed. Here is an article that discusses the comparison between the upper houses of the Parliaments of Britain and the USA i.e. House of Lords and Senate.
Members of the Senate (senators) are chosen directly by the people. In comparison, there are a few distinct ways to be a member of the House of Lords.Read…
Helpful Information About CLAT Exams
2021-06-13
Common Law Admission Test abbreviated as CLAT is an entrance examination for getting admission in National Law Universities all over India. This exam is conducted every year.
There are 22 national law universities, except NLU Delhi, who in consortium organize this exam every year. For conducting such a significant level exam, every year, a university is authorized as a convener to conduct this exam.Read…
My 1 Day Law Coaching Demo Class
2021-06-06
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.Read…
What Is Natural Justice, Its Principles, Prerequisites, and Exception
2021-05-06
Natural justice is also known as universal justice, substantial justice, or fair play in action. It is an essential concept of divine law, which is based on the law of equity.
Its importance can be assumed to be reflected in every statute or enactment by promoting equity among parties, which means equal treatment and opportunity.Read…
