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Anonymous   01 November 2010 at 11:07

Query

Once i've faced a question- "Law is asinus" Disuss?

kindly tell me the meaning of above statement...

Thanks a lot...

aditya vadali   29 October 2010 at 16:59

STUDIES ASPECT

RESPECTED SIR/MADAM,

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, WHAT R THE BEST PROJECTS CAN A LAW STUDENT CONDUCT WHILE HE IS PERSUING LL.B! PLEASE SUGGEST THE BEST.

THANKS & REGARDS,

ADITYA VADALI.

aditya vadali   29 October 2010 at 16:57

constitutional aspect

RESPECTED ADVOCATES / SENIORS,

HAI! THIS IS ADITYA, WANT TO KNOW WEATHER A FINAL YEAR LAW STDENT CAN CONDUCT VOLUNTARY LEGAL SERVICES IN THE NAME OF PARA LEGAL SERVICES SUCH AS MATRIMONIAL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
AM AN P.G.DIPLOMA CANDIDATE IN THE FIELDS OF CRIMINOLOGY AND FORENSIC SCIENCE.
PLEASE ADVICE.
THANKING YOU,

REGARDS,

ADITYA.

Anonymous   28 October 2010 at 12:54

sending Legal notice

Respected lawyers,
can legal notice be send to the main addresse
without real signature of the advocate,I mean
instead of ink signature?does zerox copy solve the purpose?

yugdeep narwat   26 October 2010 at 00:49

further explanation - 2

is it not possible that law is upheld but the procedure that is implemented is unconstitutional???
so dat court may demand change in d procedure.
Also does d court strike down d law in case of 'due process of law'??

Devnandan Sharma   25 October 2010 at 21:26

Reference under Article 317(1)

Respect learned sirs,
I have posted a querry in the aforesaid matter on 22.10.2010 and received your answers. Sincere thanks for this.
In Birichh Bhuiyan Vs State of Bihar (AIR 1963 SC 1120, 1123) the Hon’ble Bench of four Hon’ble Justices of the Hon’ble Supreme Court had held that:
“A charge is not an accusation made or information given in abstract, but an accusation made against a person in respect of an act committed or omitted in violation of a penal law forbidding or commanding it.”
Further,in Union of India vs. Gyan Chand Chattar, paragraph 27, (Civil Appeal No. 4174 of 2003, dated 28.05.2009) this Hon’ble Court has held the following:
“where a delinquent is served a charge-sheet without giving specific and definite charge and no statement of allegation is served alongwith the charge-sheet, the enquiry stands vitiated as having been conducted in violation of the principles of natural justice.”
Kindly see the matter in this perspective and then suggest whether the statement that a person indulged in corrupt practices as detailed in elsewhere formulates a "charge" against him. I think unless the specific act of the person is not stated, no charge can be said to have been formulated. An abstract allegation that the person has coomitted theft can only be called a charge if it is promptly been stated what he has stolen. For complete formulation of a charge an abstract allegation must be read with its details.
Kindly make me benefited with your valuable suggestions.

Anonymous   24 October 2010 at 04:48

Are SOPs of some hotels illegal?

Requesting only very precise and legal answers. Some hotels have SOPs(Standard Operating Procedure)to not allow licensed arms holders go inside. In my opinion the firearm license has been issued as per the law of the land, for self defense which is a fundamental right(legally means license has been issued for enforcement of law of the land as per sections 96 to 106 IPC if the need arises). Probably they have the right to decide whom to allow in, but without violating the rights of individual. That is, they cannot say that we allow you in only after your rights are violated or abridged. Can they infringe/abridge the fundamental and legal rights of the person before allowing in?

yugdeep narwat   24 October 2010 at 02:25

further explanation

what does d court scrutinize where 'procedure established by law' is implemented???
or is there no scope of judicial scrutiny in case of procedure established by law ???

Anonymous   24 October 2010 at 00:47

Appeal to supreme court

Dear Counsels,

The final order on a writ appeal is to challenged before the supreme court. Is it mandatory to get the permission of the high court for leave to file a SLP before the supreme court.

Will there be any issue if the permission of the high court was not sought for appelaing against his final order on the writ appeal. Please clarify.

Adv Surendra Dalvi Patil   23 October 2010 at 11:59

Revocation of fundamental rights

under which article our fundamental rights will be revocked.