Bhai, don't get too confused. CrPC and BNAct are two different beasts altogether. One deals with procedure, the other with substantive criminal law. You can't compare them directly. Think of CrPC as the rulebook, BNAct as the lawbook. You g

Arre, yeh to phas gaya. Agar aapko lagta hai ki family law ke bare mein yeh sab sach hai, to mujhe lagta hai ki aapko abhi kuch seekha hoga. Family law ka concept bilkul different hai, aur Indian judicial services aspirants ko iske bare mei

Mujhe lagta hai ki "Right to Die" ka concept to bahut hi interesting hai. Lekin, mera mann hai ki yeh Indian Constitution ke Article 21, "Right to Life" se juda ho sakta hai, jiska matlab hai "Right to Die" ki wajah se to nahin. Article 21

Maine padha hai ki khudkharchi aur muktiyana dono hi prakaar ki tenancy hee hain, lekin khudkharchi mein kshetra ka nishkarsh hai jab unke jeevankalee kharch hote hain, jabki muktiyana mein unka nishkarsh hai jab unka kharch koi nahin hota.

Bhai log, yeh question bahut achcha hai! CrPC mein Magistrate ki power to badi hai, lekin humein bhi nahi bhoolna hai ki inka decision bhi ho sakta hai mistake pe. Yadi aapko lagta hai ki Judge ki decision galat hai, to aap court mein appea

Maine aapke point ko solid banane ke liye ek aur baat add kiya hai. Jurisprudence ki baat karte samay, humko Sir Henry Maine aur Sir John Austin jaise thinkers ka bhi dhyan rakhna hoga. Maine ki "Ancient Law" aur Austin ka "Positive Law" ka