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Continue reading →: Spencer v Spencer:¹ Inheritance Promise Dispute Spencer v Spencer & Others [2023] EWHC 2050 (Ch)Article By: Bhanupriya Sharma ABSTRACT The case of Spencer v Spencer involves a conflict regarding promises of inheritance within familial ties. The central issue pertains to a purported oral promise made by the deceased concerning the inheritance of property. The claimant aimed to enforce this promise by invoking the concepts…
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Continue reading →: State of Punjab (Now Haryana) & Ors v. Amar Singh & ANR[1974] INSC 14 (21 January 1974)
Article By: Pushkar Gulia Course: 4th semester (B.A LLB Hons.) University: Himachal Pradesh National Law University, Shimla Facts: Mst. Lachhman Kaur owned agricultural land in excess of the permissible area under the Punjab Security of Land Tenures Act, 1953.The excess land owned by Lachhman Kaur consisted of three specific plots:…
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Continue reading →: Rajendra singh &ors vs Santa singh & ors AIR 1973 SC 2537
Article By: Gaurashwari Rathod Abstract The case briefly regards the concept of doctrine of “lis pendens” , section 52 transfer of property act , where the possession of land acquired by the collateral of the owner, was argued by the appellant, the son of smt. Premi the heirs of sham…
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Continue reading →: Chhattisgarh High Court Judgment on Unnatural Sex and Marital Rape Sparks ControversyArticle By: MEENAKSHY V BBA LLB 5TH YEAR KRISTUJAYANTI COLLEGE OF LAW A recent decision by the Chhattisgarh High Court has stirred public debate and raised critical questions about the application of laws related to marital rape and unnatural sex. In a case involving Gorakhnath Sharma, a 40-year-old man from…
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Continue reading →: Amendments to the Juvenile Justice Act: A Critical Analysis
Author : HASHIM AK, BBA LLB (Hons) Student, Government Law College Kozhikode Abstract The recent amendments to the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015[i] has brought many changes and concerns. This article dives into the major amendments and it’s concerns critically. The historical background of the Indian Juvenile Justice System is analysed…
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Continue reading →: IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGES (IN INDIA)
Article By: Bhanupriya Sharma ABSTRACT Judge impeachment is an important part of judicial accountability because it ensures that members of the judiciary follow ethical and legal guidelines. This research paper looks at the procedure, reasons, and consequences of judicial impeachment, with an emphasis on preserving a balance between judicial independence…
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Continue reading →: International Criminal Court’s Arrest Warrants for Israeli Leaders
Article By: Name : Pushkar Gulia University: Himachal Pradesh National Law University, Shimla Course: 3rd Semester (Ba. LLB Hons.) On November 21, 2024, The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants against the Israeli leaders Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on the ground of crimes…
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Continue reading →: NAVIGATING THE CLAIMS MAZE: A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO THE INSURANCE CLAIMS JOURNEY
Article By: MEENAKSHY V BBA LLB 5TH YEAR KRISTUJAYANTI COLLEGE OF LAW INTRODUCTION The insurance claims process is a structured procedure that allows policyholders to seek compensation from an insurer after a covered loss or event. It involves multiple steps that both the insured and the insurer must follow. Understanding…
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Continue reading →: Mens rea : the mental element in criminal law
Article By: Anushka, 1st year, Ballb , NMIMS Navi Mumbai Introduction In the broad spectrum of criminal culpability mens rea and actus rea plays a vital role in determining the liability of the criminal. There are basically to two fundamental elements actus rea (the physical act) and mens rea (the…
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Continue reading →: Audi Alteram Partem: A principle of Natural Justice
Article By: Bridhima Sinha, 4th year, BBA LLB. (Hons.) of University of Mumbai Law Academy. Abstract: The principle of audi alteram partem, meaning “hear the other side,” is a fundamental tenet of natural justice that ensures fairness in judicial, administrative, and quasi-judicial proceedings. It guarantees individuals the right to notice,…
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