Tarun ยท Future Advocate

Tarun ยท Future Advocate

@tarun625 — member since Apr 2026

Preparing for clat_ug exams. Passionate about Indian constitutional law.

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Post on: Section 300 - Ques ko thoda Samjhao na?

Bhai, Section 300 IPC ka question hai. Murder ka koi bhi tareeka jaan lekar hoga isme. Mota difference yeh hai ki Section 300 IPC murder ka definition dekhata hai. Section 299 IPC mein bhi murder ka concept hai, lekin isme ablaagataa aur ma

Post on: Kya Baap Bada Ho? Understanding Parental Rights in Family Law

Great discussion guys! Kya Baap Bada Ho is a crucial topic in Family Law. While parental rights are undoubtedly important, it's also essential to acknowledge the child's perspective. Courts often consider the 'best interests of the child' w

Article on: Debunking the Mystique: Evidence Act & BSA for CUET PG Law Aspirants

Maine ishara diya hai ki "Debunking the Mystique: Evidence Act & BSA for CUET PG Law Aspirants" article bahut hi zaroori hai, lekin ismein unchai ki baat karna bahut bhi jaroori nahi hai. CUET PG Law ke liye Evidance Act aur BSA ko samjhna

Post on: When Your Phone Dies, I Think of Best Evidence Rule

I don't get this comparison. Just because my phone died and I couldn't check witnesses' statements doesn't mean I apply the Best Evidence Rule. It's about court evidence, not my phone battery life. Can't we keep the two separate? It's like

Article on: Contract Law: The Unwritten Rules

Yeh toh ek bahut hi interesting topic hai. I completely agree with you that implied terms are like the unwritten rules of a contract. Just like in our daily life, we assume certain things without talking about them, the same applies to cont

Article on: Cyberspace: The Wild West of Indian Law

"Aap log yahaan Cyber law ke bare mein discussion kar rahe hain. Jab log yeh bolte hain ki cyberspace Indian law ka 'Wild West' hai, to yeh implication hai ki Indian law cyber space pe apply nahin hota hai. Lekin yeh sach nahin hai. Indian

Article on: CrPC vs BNSS: Separating Fact from Fiction for AILET Aspirants

Additional info: Guys, don't forget, BNSS (Bare Act for CrPC, SLC, and Evidence) is enough for AILET. But for understanding, I'd say refer to CrPC commentary by D.K. Jain or S.K. Malik. They have comprehensive notes that cover case laws, ju

Post on: Nailed It or Failed: Constitutional Law for Judiciaries

Kya kya hai yeh topic! The title 'Nailed It or Failed: Constitutional Law for Judiciaries' seems to be a bit of a mix-up. To clarify, is yeh article mein discussing the judiciary's role in upholding constitutional law, or is it evaluating t