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Lawyers Can’t Be Sued Under Consumer Protection Act – A Recent Supreme Court Ruling

Introduction Hello everyone! If you’re a lawyer, a client, or someone interested in the legal field, you might have heard about a recent significant Supreme Court judgment that shakes up how lawyers are held accountable in India. The big question is: Can lawyers be sued under the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) for alleged deficiencies in […]

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Family Law Property

Property Inheritance Laws in India & Right to Inheritance Explained

Inheritance and the right to property are fundamental aspects of Indian society, often intertwined with family dynamics, cultural practices, and legal nuances. Navigating the maze of inheritance laws can be challenging, especially given the diversity of personal laws based on religion and community in India. This comprehensive guide aims to demystify property inheritance laws in […]

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General

Can Indian Law Graduates Practice in the UK ?

Pathway to Being a Multi-Jurisdictional Lawyer: An Introduction Hey there! If you’re an Indian law graduate wondering whether you can practice abroad, the answer is a resounding yes! With globalization, practicing law isn’t confined to one country anymore. Indian lawyers have a plethora of opportunities to practice in different jurisdictions, including the United Kingdom (UK). […]

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Corporate Law

Understanding Legal Due Diligence – Investors Promoters Venture Capitalists Corporators – You need to know this before you venture

With the growing liberalization of the Indian economy, a legal due diligence exercise has become a common feature of any investment activity. A legal due diligence process has become necessary for protection of economic interests of the investor and it affords an opportunity for the Indian promoters to be transparent in sharing information, so as to be […]

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Civil Law

When can a court exempt substituting legal representative in India

In the Indian legal system, it is imperative for the court to follow the due process of law when it comes to substituting a legal representative of a deceased defendant. The court’s permission is required to remove, add or substitute a party once the claim form has been served (as per the Civil Procedure Code, […]

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Constitutional Law

Privacy Laws in India: Protecting Your Data and Personal Information

The rise of digital technology has led to a proliferation of personal information being shared online, leaving individuals vulnerable to privacy breaches. In response to these concerns, privacy laws have been established to protect the confidentiality and security of personal information. In India, privacy is considered a fundamental right under the Constitution and is protected […]

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General

Does Muta marriage amount to legalization of prostitution?

This research talks about various questions that arise under Muta marriage. And mainly it answers to the question “Is Muta marriage a legalized form of prostitution?” Muta Marriage” is a short term contractual relationship, lasting hours or a few days, where the man gives something of value to a woman and they “marry” and engage […]

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Criminal Law

Principles of Criminal Law – Intention – an essential element of crime

ABSTRACT This research paper deals with various aspects of intention under criminal law. Intention is one of the essential elements for an act to constitute crime. Eventually this research paper identifies its research questions regarding Actus Reus and Mens Rea and on the aspect of proving intention. In other words intention may be called “Mens […]

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General

Environmental Law – Criminal liability under the Water Act

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW – CRIMINAL LIABILITY UNDER THE WATER ACT ABSTRACT The water act establishes criminal penalties of fines and imprisonment for non compliance of the water act. This research paper deals with various criminal liabilities which are charged against the polluters and the waste water officials who pollute the water. The research also takes us […]

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Constitutional Law

Constitution – Compensation through Writ Petitions: An Analysis of Case Law

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Compensation through Writ Petitions: An Analysis of Case Law ABSTRACT This research paper tries to find out the trend of the Supreme Court in the area of Compensatory Jurisprudence. Social and economic justice is the signature tune of the Indian Constitution. It guarantees fundamental rights which cannot be ordinarily derogated from. In protecting […]