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Female Foeticide Must Be Punished Most Strictly

To begin with, there can be no worst humiliation of women other than female foeticide wherein a female is killed by none other than her own parents with the help of doctors who for lure of making quick money resort to this kind of worst unethical practice and that too when she is in mother's womb even before she is born! This has been happening in India since ages yet..

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Delhi HC Issues Notice To Delhi Govt And Police

Coming straight to the nub of the matter, the Delhi High Court on January 29 issued a notice to the Delhi Government and also to the Delhi Police on a plea of Delhi High Court Bar Association (DHCBA) seeking an SIT probe in the dastardly attack on lawyers of DHCBA in separate incidents in January. The Bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shanka..

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Certificate course in criminal law, litigation and trial advocacy

It is a common perception that if you want to get into Litigation, it will take minimum of 5 years for you to establish yourself. The prima-facie argument for this is learning the court proceedings and the technicality involved is a time consuming process. The advocate under whom you would practice might spend a significant amount of time to train you and while he is ..

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President Upholds AAP MLAs Disqualification By EC

Let me begin at the very beginning by first and foremost pointing out cogently that in a big blow to Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), President Ram Nath Kovind approved the Election Commission's recommendation to disqualify 20 party MLAs for violating the law against holding the office of profit as Parliamentary Secretaries. This was disclosed in a government not..

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On methods of providing evidence: Oral & documentary

The Part II of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 deals with different facets of oral and documentary methods of proving facts in a judicial proceeding. The precise purpose of this write up is to describe the contents of Part II of the act in an easy to read manner. The Part I of the act describes the concepts of relevance and admissibi..

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Hire a Typist,not an Advocate?

An advocate is deemed to have graduated in law from a law college or university in our country. He is not supposed to be a graduate in typewriting or shorthand! It is unwritten practice amongst the gentlemen senior advocates that they are committed in moulding their junior advocates in their initial years to the professional life while inducting them to their office..

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Khap Attacks On Couples Illegal: SC

As my pen starts running, I must note right now with great satisfaction that the Supreme Court on January 16 warned strongly in no uncertain terms that it would step in if the government didn't bring a law to ban illegal activities of khap panchayats, saying no one had the right to question an adult's choice of a marriage partner. Why government is always quick to l..

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No one can touch a woman without her consent: Delhi court

It is rightfully to be agreed upon the version that the touching of a woman, even during her fast sleep, is and being recognized by her sixth sense even BY more senses, she reacts to the touch with utmost care and caution before awarding any type of activity, jerks off the bandit, tactful or with force of anything she came into contact. This is a born quality of the w..

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How Can Karni Sena Be Above The Law Of The Land?

How can Karni Sena made up of few totally orthodox self-styled Rajputs no matter what the provocations are indulge in ordering its members to forcibly stop showing of film Padmaavat? How can they decide that which film is to be shown and which film is not to be shown? How can they decide that what should be shown in a film and what should not be shown in a film?..

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First Woman Judge In Supreme Court Directly From Bar

To begin with, the name of senior advocate Indu Malhotra will always be written in golden letters in the pages of record books and history as she becomes the first woman lawyer in India to be directly elevated as Supreme Court Judge from the Bar. It would be pertinent to mention here that her name was unanimously cleared by the Supreme Court collegium which met on Jan..

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4 Financial Things to do When a New Life is Added to Your Family

The birth of a child in a family is a much-awaited and celebrated moment. To hold a tiny human being in your arms exudes a feeling that melts your heart. It is natural that as a parent, you want to provide a comfortable and secure life for your children. A lot of things in your life change when a new member enters your family in th..

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Shri Thaawarchand Gehlot Chairs 24th Meeting Of Committee to review protection of Civil Rights {PCR} Act, 1955 & SCs/ STs {PoA} Act, 1989

Shri Thaawarchand Gehlot, Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment chaired the Twenty Fourth meeting of the Committee to review the Protection of Civil Rights {PCR} Act, 1955 and the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) {PoA} Act, 1989, in States of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Rajas..

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Intellectual Property Law Course in India

Do you want to be an intellectual property lawyer? Then read on. Can you tell us if we should register the copyright for the next course we create or will that be redundant? Can you advise an entrepreneur on what strategy he should follow if he wants to patent his next innovation? p styl..

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Implications of Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016

Solid waste is an inevitable part of human life. According to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), 1,43,449 tonnes per day (TPD) of MSW was generated in India during 2014–2015, with an average waste of 0.11 (kg)/capita/day. This is a matter of concern as only 80% out of this waste is managed. Industries, hotels, hospitals, commercia..

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Power of Attorney

What is a Power of Attorney: A power of Attorney is written instrument executed by a person authorizing the person named therein to do some specified acts on behalf of the executor, such acts which otherwise could be done by executor only. The Person who gives the power/authority is called the Donor or principal an..

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