Dhruv · Bar Exam Prep (@dhruv8386)

Post on: Common Misconception Busted: Article 355 is an Assumed Right of the Centre

Arrey, let's break this down sahi se. Article 355 is not an assumed right of the Centre. It's actually a duty of the Centre to protect the states. Article 355 says: 'it shall be the duty of the Union to protect every state against... intern

Post on: Negligence MCQ

Hey guys, just a small clarification on Negligence MCQs. Distinguishing between actual and presumed negligence, and when a person can be held liable for an injury, is key. Remember: negligence is about breach of duty of care, not just 'bein

Post on: Section 33A - Maternity Leave Conundrum: Kya Kya Hai?

"Section 33A ke saath, maternity leave ka samasya jyada ghaata hai. Ye section 6 months ka suraksha sambandhit maternity leave ka viddhaan hai, lekin yah koi bhi mahila employee ko aam taiyaari ke 3 months ka leave diya hai. Kuch aisa to ho

Post on: Dilemma between Indemnity and Exoneration in Contract Law

Bhai, Indemnity aur Exoneration mein kya antar hai? Indemnity mein, party A guarantee karta hai ki woh party B ki financial loss ka payment karega. Lekin Exoneration mein, liability ko poora se mitaya jata hai. Iske liye, contract mein spec

Article on: The Evidence Act's Dirty Secrets: What You Need to Know to Ace MH CET Law

"Arre, MH CET Law ke liye evidence act toh ek mahatvapurn chapter hai! Aapko yeh samajhna hoga ki evidence act mein jo bhi kuch hai, woh court ke decision par depend karta hai. Section 3 se 35 tak, 59 se 66 tak, aur 86 se 115 tak ke section

Post on: When Your Friend's Food Is a Little too Tasty, You Think of the Right to Freedom of Trade and Commerce

Agree with the statement. Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution of India indeed guarantees the Right to Freedom of Trade and Commerce. But let's not forget, this right isn't absolute. It's subject to reasonable restrictions for the health, s

Article on: The Art of Binding Promises: Unpacking Contract Law in the Realm of Indian Jurisprudence

Arre, great topic, yaar! Contract law is lifeblood of commerce, nahi? We can't have a robust economy without enforceable promises. In India, Contract Act 1872 is foundation of modern contract law. But, you see, our judges are always tweakin

Article on: CPC Conundrums: Cracking the Code for CLAT UG Aspirants

Bhai, CPC toh bahut hi zaroori hai CLAT ke liye! Main to yeh hi sochta hoon ki CPC mein rules of pleading aur limitation kuch aur bhi zyada imp hain. Aapko yeh samajhna zaroori hai ki kya hua khi khi aur kaise us par action lene ki zaroorat

Post on: Kissa Dying Declaration ka - Ramphal vs. State of UP

Kissa Dying Declaration ka, ye case bahut hi interesting hai. Ramphal vs. State of UP mein, court ne kaha hai ki dying declaration ka khayal rakhna zaroori hai, lekin uske liye sahi tarah ka kanooni praman aavshyak hai. Court ne kaha hai ki