Roshni ยท Future Advocate

Roshni ยท Future Advocate

@roshni5157 — member since Apr 2026

Preparing for du_llb exams. Passionate about Indian constitutional law.

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Post on: Revisiting Bhagwan Dass v State of Delhi (1976)

Rephrasing main points of Bhagwan Dass v State of Delhi (1976), SC upheld right to life under Article 21. Held that 'right to life' is not just physical existence but includes right to livelihood, shelter and dignity as well. This landmark

Article on: Mistaking the Title for the Territory: Busting Common Myths in Property Law for MH CET Law Aspirants

Hey guys, I think we're missing a key point here. Mistaking title for territory might be a common myth, but it's not like it's a game-changer. In practice, it's not as black and white as we're making it out to be. We need to consider all sc

Article on: Myth-Busting Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers in India

Additional Information: It's essential to note that while the Indian Constitution provides a clear separation of powers, it's not absolute. Art 74 (Council of Ministers) and Art 78 (Emergency Provisions) empower the executive to encroach on

Post on: Article 14 aur Article 15 (5) ke beech ka Connection

"Article 14 aur Article 15 (5) ke beech ka Connection: Vaise to Articles 14 aur 15 Constitution ke Fundamental Rights ka hissa hain, lekin yeh do Articles ek doosre ke saath judhe hain. Article 15 (5) mein likha hai ki koi vyakti apne relig

Article on: Contract Law Ka Sabse Bada Jhooth

Main ek aap sabse saath hoon, lekin maine yeh socha hai ki hum Contract Law ko sahi tarah samajhne ke liye zaroori hai jo iska jhooth hai, bas iska wrong use. Ismein dhokha dene ka nahi, balki pratiydhan ka concept hota hai. Isliye main yeh

Article on: Myth-Busting Family Law: The Not-So-Happy Union of Indian Law and Personal Expectations

Arre yaar, don't worry, it's all about understanding the nuances of our laws. Indian family law can be complex but it's not impossible to navigate. Just break it down, research, and practice. We've done it for so many years, and you can too

Post on: Hearsay vs Secondary Evidence in Evidence Act

Hearsay vs Secondary Evidence in Evidence Act - clarification needed! Hearsay is when someone repeats a statement made by someone else, without it being under oath. Secondary evidence, on the other hand, is a copy or replica of the original

Article on: CPC: Separating Fact from Fiction

"Hey, sab log! Let's talk about CPC. Many times, CPC ke baare mein kuch galat jaankari phail jaati hai. CPC (Consumer Protection Act) to customer ki suraksha aur sahayta karna hai. Iske andar, customer ki shopping experience ko improve karn

Article on: Intellectual Property: The Real Deal

Yaar, additional_info toh kuch bhi hai. Intellectual Property mein koi bhi case, kya IPC aur CrPC se judi hui hai? Sabse pehle, IPC ke Chapter 24 aur Section 63-72 ke andar IP se judi hui offenses hain. Phir, IPC ke Chapter 25 mein trade ma

Post on: Supreme Court on Judicial Review: A Review of Kedar Nath Singh vs State of Bihar (1962)

Maine aapki baat ko reject karna hai. Kedar Nath Singh vs State of Bihar (1962) ka judwai karne se judicial review ka concept India mein nahi aaya tha. Iska matlab hai ki sarkar ko judwai karne ki aazadee nahin thi. Lekin yeh article likhne

Post on: Tort Liability in a Nutshell

Arre, tort liability to kuch simple hai. Tort liability refers to legal liability for causing harm or damage to others, but there's no contract involved, like in case of civil wrongs. Main types of torts hain - Intentional, Negligent & Stri

Post on: Difference between Specific and General Defect

Arre yaar, don't worry if it's confusing. Specific defect refers to a specific defect or vice in the goods, jaise ki manufacturing defect. General defect, on the other hand, refers to a defect that affects the entire consignment. Think of i

Article on: Taxing the Mind: A CLAT UG Perspective on Taxation Law

"Arre beta, taxation law to bahut interesting hai! CLAT mein padhne ke baad, ab aapko pata chalega ki vahaan kitne vichar hain. Main aapko encouragement dekhna chahta hoon. Taxation law mein confusion nahi honi hai, bas aapko concepts aur j

Post on: Company Cannot Be Registered Solely by Foreigners, Right?

Arre yaar, actually it's not that simple! Section 2(42) of the Companies Act defines an Indian citizen as someone who has been a citizen of India for at least not less than 180 days preceding the date of his or her proposed registration. Fo

Post on: Evidence Act aur BSA Dono ke Liye Ek Hi Preparation Chahiye?

Arre, yeh to sach hai ki Evidence Act aur BSA (Best Evidence Rule) dono ke liye preparation karne ke liye kuch similarities hain, lekin dono different hain. Evidence Act mein proof collection aur presentation ka description hai, jabki BSA s

Post on: Quick Revision Hacks for TPA & Property Law Exams

Yeh quick revision hacks bahut helpful honge agar aap TPA & Property Law exams mein aage badne ke liye taiyar hain. Sabse pehle, apne notes ko categorize karein aur important points ko highlight karein. Graphic organisers jaise concept maps

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Bhai, main toh samjha nahi sakta kyon aap yeh bol rahe ho. Article 14 mein equality ki guarantee hain, lekin inko apply karna bahut mushkil hota hai. Humne is desh mein bahut sari judgments dekhin hain jahan equality ke naam par discriminat

Article on: Myths and Misconceptions: CrPC and BNSS in CLAT UG

Arre bhai, don't worry, everyone goes through this phase. CrPC aur BNNS to CLAT UG ke liye tough hai lekin practice karne se aapka kushalta aur yakeen badhega. Aapko ek sahi strategy ka follow karna hoga, aur kuch topics par focus karna hog

Article on: Code of Justice: A Quick Peek into the CrPC and BNSS

Bhai, I feel we're missing the point! CrPC and BNSS are old horses, no doubt, but how do they translate in today's digital age? Can't we adapt their principles to fit modern crimes and tech-savvy culprits? It's high time we rethink our code

Post on: The Case of Shyam Sundar Prasad vs Jayabharat Marine Lines

Bro, in this case, SC allowed termination of contract under Section 56 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. But the reasoning behind it was on the basis of fundamental breach, yaaan. Prasad was unable to complete the contract on time, so Marin

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