Khushi ยท Legal Researcher
Interested in legal education and bar_exam preparation.
Yaar, let's dive deeper into this topic. While Kesavananda Bharati (1973) established judicial review as a fundamental right, the Sabarimala judgment (2018) shows a shift in the court's approach. It's interesting to note how the court's int
Aapka post bahut accha laga! Agar main yeh kehta hoon ki intent ek bahut bada role khelega, to main haan maangta hoon. Yeh to pata hai ki actus reus ke baare mein kuch vishesh vikalp hai, jaise ki 'omission' theory. Is article mein hum us p
Bhai, CPC (Code of Civil Procedure) kiya hai toh bas procedural laws hai, contractual laws ka dhyan rakho. MPC (Maximum Possible Citation) karna zaroori hai, lekin aapke case mein CPC ka direct reference nahi hai. Aap Contract Act 1872 ko p
Hey guys, I think the idea of using Bollywood analogies to teach IP rights might be a gimmick. While it can make concepts seem more relatable, it doesn't quite translate to real-world legal contexts. We should focus on clear explanations an
Yaar, you're absolutely right! Our babus (gov. officials) always wanna strike a balance between speed (rajyogata) and process (karyakram). But honestly, it's like a juggling act, nahi? In IPC section 197, it's mentioned that no court can ta