Kishan ยท LLB Aspirant

Kishan ยท LLB Aspirant

@kishan2660 — member since Apr 2026

Aspiring advocate. Currently studying for bar_exam.

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Post on: Sabse Mazboot Contract: Focus karo Offer aur Acceptance ki pehchan

Yaar, main aapke saath nahin hoon. Sabse mazboot contract mein Offer aur Acceptance ki pehchan bahut zyada mahatvapoorn hai. Lekin yah bhi sach hai ki Contract ke andar Agreement ki pehchan bhi kafi mahatvapoorn hai. Hamne sirf Offer aur Ac

Post on: Abhi IPC ki Dusri Pehli Lagti Hai

Arre, bhai, ye to baat theek hi hai. IPC ka ek bahut hi important chapter, Section 82 hai. Ismein pehle, pahle kehne ka matlab hoga ki ye koi naya adhiniyam nahi hai, balki puraani hai, lekin ismein thoda sa change ho gaya hai. Toh yeh Sect

Post on: Contract: Express vs Implied Terms

Dude, express term vs implied term - it's all about intent, yaar! Express terms are the ones we clearly spell out in writing, like 'the tenant will pay rent on time'. Implied terms, on the other hand, are the ones we assume are there, like

Post on: Section 43A vs. Section 45: A Company Secretary's Nightmare

"Arre, ye question toh bahut hi confusing hai! Section 43A aur 45 dono hi related to accounting, lekin isse aapko confuse karne wala hai. Section 43A me financial statements ke sath jo bhi discrepancies padte hain, unka reporting karna hoga

Post on: Concept of Vicarious Liability in Labour Law

Arre, yaar! Don't worry if vicarious liability in labour law seems tricky at first. It's a fundamental concept, na? Employer can be held liable for their employees' actions if they're in the scope of employment (respondeat superior). So, if

Article on: When the Doctor Makes a Mistake, Who's Liable?

Darr, ye question ka uttar kuch confused hai. Aapko maloom hoga ki Doctor Patient Privilege ka concept India mein exist karta hai, lekin yeh kaun se doctor ki protection hai, woh patient ke rights ka khilaf hai. Medical negligence ka case f

Post on: Confusion in Consideration: What's the Real-World Example?

I don't get why ye think Confusion of Consideration is a major issue in Indian Contract Law. Aur, example se pata chalta hai, na? Like, consider a shopkeeper selling goods to a customer. Koi confusion nahi, customer jaanta hai apna paisa le