Jaya ยท LLB Aspirant

Jaya ยท LLB Aspirant

@jaya6763 — member since Apr 2026

Legal enthusiast documenting my judiciary prep journey.

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Article on: Cracking Cyber Law: A Case-Study Walkthrough for CLAT UG Aspirants

Mujhe lagta hai yeh cyber law ke liye ek aisa course hai jo kaafi useful hoga. Cyber law ka concept to ab tak CLAT mein bhi aata hai, toh yeh practice ke liye bhi aisa chance dega. Ek baar aap cyber law ka concept clear ho jaayenge, to koi

Post on: Administrative Law Survival Kit

I don't think 'Administrative Law Survival Kit' is the best title for this topic. It gives a wrong impression that administrative law is all about fighting and surviving, when in fact it's a crucial area of law that deals with checks and ba

Post on: Understanding the Anomaly of "Social Change" under K.L.Bhatia: Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act

Bhai, according to K.L. Bhatia, social changes are an anomalous concept under Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act. He argues that this concept is a departure from general principles, as it allows consideration to be past services. Essenti

Post on: Real-Life IPC: Section 306's Nuances

Section 306 of IPC deals with abetment of suicide. It's a complex area of law, so key points: Abetment doesn't necessarily mean direct encouragement. It can also be constructive. Prosecution needs to prove abetment caused a person to take t

Article on: Unpacking the Myth of Administrative Law

Main toh lagta hu, administrative law pe aapne comment bahut kamjor hai. Aapne kaha hai iska myth hai, Lekin maine apne legal studies mein dekha hai iska bahut hi important role. Warna public interest ko kaisa protect kiya jaata hai? Aapne

Article on: Unpacking the Enigmatic Evidence Act: A Beginner's Guide

Wow, what a masterclass on Evidence Act sabhi ko! This beginner's guide is a must-read for all law students, particularly those who struggle to grasp the nuances of evidence admission. I especially found the section on relevancy very inform

Post on: Article 21: Judicial Review vs Parliamentary Sovereignty

Aapke point par aapkuch sahi hain, lekin iska ek aur side hi hai. Judicial review Article 21 ke baavjood bhi Parliament ko kuchh limit rakhti hai. Yeh limit wali power Supreme Court ne 1973 mein Kesavananda Bhartitilal vs State of Kerala ka