Ekta ยท Judiciary Aspirant
Law student focused on ts_lawcet. Love discussing landmark judgments.
Bhai, kya baat hai! I think this topic is khaas because separation of powers is a fundamental concept of our Constitution. Its complexities are a challenge, but not a puzzle. Let's break it down, analyze the Articles, and discuss the implic
Bhai log! I think there's a need for clarification here. Talaq-e-Hasan case was a landmark judgment where the court held that even a triple talaq (talaq-e-biddat) in Hasan's case (though it was in the form of talaq-e-Hasan) was not repugnan
Section 77 ka twist hai bahut interesting! Yeh Section 77 Companies (Court) Rules, 1959 mein hain, jahaan court ko company mein jo bhi corruption aur maladministration hai, unka khujli karna padta hai. Lekin twist yeh hai ki yeh Section sir
Main to khaali batata hoon. Is article mein author ne CrPC aur BNSS code ke comparison mein MH CET Law se judi challenges ko bahut hi accha se highlight kiya hai. Agar aap MH CET Law mein pass hain aur aapke paas future ka plan hai, to yah
Actually, maine pehli baat yahi kaha hai ki "Divorce and Separation in Indian and English Family Law" article mein hum do deshon ke family law mein kuch aisi cheezein dikhayenge jo divorce aur separation ke liye related hain. Ismein hum Eng
Main nahin samjhata ki Rule of Necessity aisa hi kaam karta hai. Yeh to sirf extreme circumstances mein lagu kiya jaata hai jab koi aur vikalp nahin hota. Aur to yeh bhi kuch limit ke andar rakhta hai, woh bhi court ki discretion par. Isse
"Acche kaam aapne kiya hai, Res Judicata ka topic bahut complex hai. Lekin aapne iska vishleshak vivaak sambodhan kiya hai. Res Judicata ka mukhya uddeshya purana maamla hamesha se khatam karne ka hai.