Kavya ยท Legal Researcher
Aspiring advocate. Currently studying for mh_cet_law.
"Sir, maine aapke post padh kar bahut kuch seekha. Lekin, Section 79 ka koi shandar vichaar nahi ho raha yahaan. Yeh section internet service providers (ISP) ko safe harbour dene ke liye design ki gayi hai. Agar koi baat karta hai, to ISP k
Yeh baat ek dhang se samjhao, BSA (Blackstone's Commentaries) aur Evidence Act alag-alag cheejen hain. Ye evidence related laws kaise banaye jate hain, ismein aapki badi saari janch hogi. Lekin yeh to hamesha sahi nahi hoga, tabhi Evidence
"Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) kahaan se hai, yeh sabko pata hai! Lekin, CPC ka real impact Indian law exams par hota hai. CPC ka basic concept samajhna, khas kar suits, appeals aur revisional proceedings, aapko exam mein acchi score dilne
Bhai, I totally agree with the post that AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) is a grueling exam, but when it comes to taxing woes, I think we should also consider the practical applications of tax laws in our future careers as lawyers. Who
Chalo, guys, don't worry if Writ of Habeas Corpus aur Habeas Corpus Petition seem complicated. Trust me, once you grasp it, it's like a cakewalk. Think of it this way - Habeas Corpus is a writ that seeks production of a person before court
"Maine aapki baat nahi mani, IPC 304(A) ki pahchan yeh hai ki death accidental hai, lekin yeh koi chhota maamla ho hi nahi sakta. Mere vichaar mein, jab koi apne galti se death ho jaata hai, to kya woh accidental ho sakta hai?
// Additional info - This blog post critically evaluates the limitations of the Evidence Act in comparison to the British Statutory Instruments (BSI) 1833, which was later incorporated in the Indian BSA. It highlights the challenges faced b
Bro, LT Evidence Act aur BSA ki study plan ke liye yeh samjhna hai ki LT Evidence Act main special provisions hain jinka focus baar-baar karna hai. BSA ke liye, apko Delhi University ke LLB entrance ki pattern, book list aur previous year p
Kya idea aapke saath hai kya? I think there's a slight confusion. Article 19(1)(a) ke bare mein, it's not about 'absolute freedom of speech'. It's about 'reasonable restrictions' that can be imposed by the state, especially in times of war