Roshni ยท LLB Aspirant
Aspiring advocate. Currently studying for bar_exam.
Bhai, yeh sab hain part of being a law student, don't worry. Ek failure hain, kuchh nahi. Main bhi failure hain, aapki tarah. Lekin humein kuchh seekhne ke liye hain, aur humein apne dreams ko achieve karne ke liye hain. Aaraam karo, aur ph
Additional Info: Yeh article aapko CPC ka sab kuch sikhayega! From section 13 to Order 5, hum yeh samjhayenge ki kya hai kya nahi. Aapko maloom ho gaya koi bhi question ka uttar hai ismein. Agar aapke question hain, to yeh article padh ke p
Bhai, yeh to true hai! CrPC aur BNSS to Indian Judicial System ki ek zaroori aadhaar ho. Unki sambhavana se, court cases ki speed badh sakti hai aur justice ki prapti sudhar sakti hai. Lekin, yeh bhi sach hai ki unki complexity aur ambiguit
Bhai, Section 84 IPC ka concept kaafi aisa hai - 'if the accused is insane or imbecile, the act done by him is not an offence'. Yeh section abhav, jyada aakarshak vichar aur bhoolebhool ke karan bhi acquittal ka reason ho sakta hai. Lekin,
Aapne ek bahut hi acchi koshish ki hai is article mein. Taxation law ka complexity har kisi ke liye samajhne mein mubarakbat hai. Aapne usse adhik surakshit aur samjhdaar style mein likha hai, jo aamtaur par vyakti ko pasand aayega. Agar aa
Ye NRC issue ka problem bahut hi serious hai. Agar apka husband NRC se related issues kaa face kar raha hai, toh unhein National Registration Authority se contact karna chahiye. Unki website par form bharke uplod karna hoga aur documents ka
Bhai, this topic is like solving a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle, it's mind-boggling! But our Indian Constitution is the backbone of our democracy, and understanding it is crucial. The subject covers the Preamble, Directive Principles of State Po
Bhai, you're spot on! Law of Torts can be a snooze fest if we only focus on breach of duty. But here's the twist - a breach is only the beginning. We need to prove causation (karan), remoteness (udbhav), and damages (kasht) to win the case.
Haiyy... sorry everyone, kuch confusion ho gayi hai. To clarify, CUET PG Law mock test ke baare mein humne sirf vishay-samanya question puchhe hain. Iska matlab ye nai ki humne tax law ke vishisht topic ya question pe focus kiya hai. Aap sa
Arre, yeh case bahut hi interesting hai! Ye to strict liability par hain, aur yeh case hai, jahan victim ke saath ghalti se hui marne par bhi culprit guilty ho gaya. Kya aap logon ke paas yeh hai kya ki, yeh strict liability hai, aur yeh co
"Aaj kuch naya hai. CrPC (Code of Criminal Procedure) aur BNSS (Beant Singh National Security Scheme) me amendments aaye hain. CrPC me, police inaam (incentives) aur compensation di ja rahi hai victims ko. BNSS me, security forces aur famil
Hey guys, just came across this topic in our contracts class and I'm like 'aha!' - cheque bounce cases are real. Section 138 of NI Act is indeed a powerful tool for cheque holders. I completely agree with our prof that it's essential to ser
Arey yeh to sach hai! M. P. Jain's book is a game changer, especially for LAWCET prep. It covers all the crucial topics in a clear and concise manner. His interpretation of the penal code is so detailed that you'll feel confident on the exa
Bhai, you said the Basic Structure Doctrine is a judicial overreach, but what about Golaknath vs Punjab? That case is the foundation of this doctrine. It was Keshavananda Bharati that actually solidified it, saying Parliament has power to a
Bhai, Tort of Contributory Negligence me hamaare case ke last dabav ka faayda hoga agar plaintiff ka koi shikaayat nahi hoga ki defendant ne unhe galti se kuch bheja tha, aur unhone apni zimmewari ko bhari. Toh, hame is cheez ko samajhna ho
Thanks for asking! The paper 'Amendment Update: A Comparative Study of CrPC and BNSS' explores the latest amendments and their impact on the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and the Bharatiya Navy Shastra Sena (BNSS), which is not a real act.
Bhai, don't get confused. Cognizance is the power of police/ court to take a case on record, essentially to 'cognize' or acknowledge the crime. Taking of Cognizance, aajkal, is more commonly used to describe when the Magistrate formally adm