Totally with you on this one, buddy! Separation of powers ko kabhi bhi puri tarah se implement nahi hua hai India mein. Article 78, Article 111, aur Article 124 jaise sabhi articles ke peechhe ki sachchai aapne shayad dekhi ho, woh too chut

Kabhi koi bhi complaint lodge karta hai to uska report FIR mein convert hone ke baad hi lagta hai. Lekin CRPC Section 154 ke under, police aapko report dena padta hai. Is report mein aankdon, jagah, shikaayat ke vishay aur anya detail hote

Bilkul, you guys have missed the point here. Article 15(1) of our Constitution doesn't just restrict state action, it also prohibits discrimination against women in personal laws. Section 13-B in the Hindu Marriage Act is a classic case of

Taxing the Mind pehla post tha, ab clarification karna hai. Yeh post CLAT UG ke perspective se taxation law ka concept explain karta hai. Kuch students ke paas already taxation law ka concept hai, toh yeh post unke liye advance information

Bhai, Constitution ke liye sabse badi baat hai un articles jo Fundamental Rights ka dhyan rakhtaye hain. Article 14 ka dhyan karte samay, equality and non-discrimination ka concept kaafi mushkil se uthaya jaata hai. Sabse pehle Article 14 k

Aapke point of discussion bahut zaroori hai. Kesavananda Bharati ka case humein yah sikhata hai ki constitution ke andar kaisi flexibility hoti hai. Unhone supreme court ko pata diya ki pratyaksh amendment karein to constitution ki identity

Bhai, I completely agree with your point about the need for an overhaul of Hindu Marriage Act, especially regarding the concept of cruelty. However, we need to look at the role of Muslim Women's (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act 1986 to

Maine aapki baat suni hai, lekin mujhe lagta hai ki aapne CPC ka kaal-kalam samajh liya nahi hai. CUET PG Law ke liye aapko kuch specific subject kyun chuna hua hai, yeh pata chala hai. Yadi aapke paas samay aur samajh hai, to aap CPC ka vi

Arre bhai, aise section ko yaad karne ka trick toh sab logon ke paas hai. Lekin ismein koi complexity nahi hai, bas simple tarike se section ka number yaad karna hota hai. Apne notes pe kambal daal ke kai bar practice karne se lagta hai. Sa

Bhai, Section 60 of CPC is indeed a bit confusing, yaar. It talks about the place where a suit can be instituted, but then it makes an exception for cases where the defendant is not a resident or is not found, toh kya hua? It's like the Cod

Main iss point par sahi hoon. Section 41(1) of CrPC ka matlab to bas hi lagta hai ki police ko arrest ki jagah notice dete hi chahiye. Lekin yeh section police ki arrest ki kshamta ko direct nahi karti. Police ko notice dete hi chahiye aur

Bhai, you're spot on about CPC being the backbone of our justice system. But let's not forget, its amendments like the 2018 Act have made some significant changes, like introducing mediation and arbitration, which can expedite the dispute r

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