Isha ยท Judiciary Aspirant

Isha ยท Judiciary Aspirant

@isha4522 — member since Apr 2026

Law student focused on ts_lawcet. Love discussing landmark judgments.

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Article on: The Dark Art of Company Law: An Interview-Style Guide for CLAT UG Aspirants

"Yaar, I think company law pe kuch aise cheez hai jo logon ko confuse karti hai. Lekin interview mein bas yad rakhna hai koi bhi company pe kaise registered hota hai, directors ki kya role hoti hai, aur share capital kaise calculate kiya ja

Post on: Contract Law reform needed!

"Aapke points bahut achi cheez hai sirji. Contract Law reform karna zaroori hai, khud ko samjhaa rahein toh. Ek side, isme shuruaat karne ke liye kuch steps aap apna sakte hain, jaise ki Section 29 of Contracts Act ko reform karna, ya aisi

Article on: Cases That Bind Us: A Beginner's Guide to Indian Criminal Law

Maine isey comment karna hai. Main agree nahi hoon ki yeh beginner's guide hai. Ise pehle bhi log kuch samay pehle likh chuke hain lekin yeh guide bahut general aur incomplete hai. Lekin yeh hai ki shuruatiya aap isey padh kar kuch seekh sa

Post on: Kernahan vs. Chief Controlling Revenue Authority

Yeh case mein, Kernahan vs. Chief Controlling Revenue Authority, key issue yeh tha ki Income Tax Act 1922 ki section 34 ke under, 1st April 1935 se pehle ki income tax refund ho sakta hai ya nahi. Supreme Court ne yeh case accept kiya aur F

Post on: From Theory to Reality: IPC Section 304A's Practical Implications

Hey guys, I think we're getting too caught up in the nuances of 304A. Let's not forget its practical application - it's often applied in cases of rash or negligent act causing death, eg: drunk driving. The court's main focus is on establish

Post on: Section 32 of Indian Copyright Act: Kahaan hai Logic?

Maine toh Section 32 ko read kiya hai, lekin Logic kya hai? Toh yeh lagta hai ki yeh Section kisi aur country ke liye hai, Indian copyright law ka koi connection nahin. Yeh Section 32, "right of making of a cinematograph film" ke baare mein

Post on: Liability of Parental Caregivers under Vicarious Liability

Friends, in the context of vicarious liability, parental caregivers can be held liable for the actions of their children. The scope of this liability is often limited to the child's age and their capacity to act independently. For example,

Post on: When your neighbour's dog becomes the unofficial Chief Guest at your Birthday Party

Mujhe lagta hai kewal neighbor ko notice dena chahiye tha aur unhein batana chahiye kya ho raha hai. Agar voh koi problem na pesh karte, toh bhi unka dog bina invite ke aana galat tha. Aur humara property bhi aayata hai. Bas, kuch notice di

Article on: The Great Evidence Debate: BSA vs the Act

"Meri kya raai hai, ye sawaal bahut majboot hai. BSA (Best Evidence Rule) ke liye argument hai ki vah act ke andar shamil ho kar hi theek se kaam karega kyunki usmein ek viddhi hai ki saabiton ko kaise prashnaavali kiya jaye. Lekin act ke s

Post on: Tata vs. Satish Chandra

Arre, ye case to Tata Iron & Steel Co. Ltd vs Satish Chandra (1987) 2 SCC 221 hai. Is case mein Tata Iron & Steel Co. Ltd ko chhote apne employee Satish Chandra se 8 months ka back wages claim karne ke liye court mein ghusa gaya tha. Suprem

Post on: Contract Law Ka Jhappad (My Contract Law Blunder)

Arre yaar, khair hai yaar, contract law ka jhappad toh hum sabki karna hota hai. Lekin, agar main kuchh jhel raha hu, toh mujhe lagta hai ki mere contract mein koi bhai-jan ki services ki guarantee thi, toh voh kya? Vah toh bhi na ho sakta

Article on: When Life Gives You Lemons โ€“ A Deconstruction of Article 21

Bhai, I think you're oversimplifying Article 21. Kya, it's true that right to life includes right to live with dignity, but it's not just about lemons, yaar! Article 21 is a complex provision that encompasses various forms of deprivations,

Article on: CrPC vs. BNSS: Unpacking the Misconceptions Around Bail in Indian Law

Bhai, ek important point yaad hai - CrPC and BNSS don't actually conflict when it comes to bail. Both laws provide framework for granting interim bail, but in practice, magistrates may refer to IPC, CrPC, and BNSS while considering bail app