Warisha ยท LLB Aspirant
Interested in legal education and judiciary preparation.
TPA aur Property Law ka connection bahut majboot hai. TP Act ka aim to Property Laws mein apne case ko darja dene ka hai. Property Laws ki chunautiyon ko samnne karke TP Act ka application karna zaroori hai. Isse legal issues ka samadhan mi
Maine CrPC aur BNSS dono padhe hain, lekin mere vichar mein, CrPC is the more relevant book for AILET aspirants. BNSS mein sabhi sarkari sanchalitas and regulations hain, jabki CrPC ke andar kanoon aur procedure hain jo AILET ki main questi
Arre, what a book! 'The Tortuous Path' is a must-read for any law student or practicing lawyer. It breaks down India's Law of Torts in a clear, concise manner, making it easy to understand even the most complex concepts. The author's extens
Agar mere vichar se bolna chaiye to main bolunga ki BN Act ka pata le jaana bahut hi aasan hai. Ab lagbhag har ek student aur lawyer apne mobile se iska pata le sakta hai. Iske liye internet aur smartphone ki madad leni hoti hai. Bas Google
Sir/Ma'am, please clarify that 'The Fractured Family: Unpacking India's Family Law' is not referring to any specific case law or legislation, but rather a comprehensive analysis of the country's family laws such as the Hindu Marriage Act, 1
"Contract law ke concepts toh bahut simple hote hain, lekin aam logon mein confusion hoti hai. Jab bhi koi contract banata hai, to usmein 3 essential elements hote hain: offer, acceptance aur consideration. Offer aur acceptance ka exchange
"TPA ka kala jadoo hai, kabhi kabhi to sabko lagta hai ki hum dono parties ke beech ownership transfer to nahi ho sakta! Lekin sachchai yah hai ki TPA me bhi ownership transfer sambhav hai, kyunki waha isey "change in control" ka naye parid
The basic structure doctrine (BSD) is a key concept in Indian constitutional law. It was first enunciated by the Supreme Court in Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala (1973). The doctrine states that certain features of the Constitution,
Bhai, transfer of property kuch bhi confusion nahi hai. Yeh section 2(46) of Transfer of Property Act 1882 mein mention kiya hai. Property transfer ke samay, registration compulsory hai kyonki registration Act of 1908 mein specify kiya hai.
Bhai, maine kuch research ki hai, aur mujhe lagta hai ki yeh sawal 2014 ke Code of Criminal Procedure mein change ki wajah se utha hai. Ab, bailable offences mein bail kai baar dete jaate hain, par non-bailable offenses mein court ko apne p