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High Courts & Lower Courts & few issues?

Citizens very often complain about our legal system and as to how the Courts are functioning in this country. People having experience with Courts will explain in detail as to how our system functions. Unless one is a habitual litigant misusing the Court process knowing the ‘loop-wholes’, citizens are afraid to approach Courts in this country and the..

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Why Do You Need a Mentor?

You have been learning new things since your childhood. Just recall things you learnt from people around you.   1. Your mother taught you how to dress up and have food.   2. Your parents taught you h..

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The Mystic of God's Particle

“Why does the matter exist ?” This is the question of millennium and the basis behind the most buzzed about resent scientific research on “Higgs Boson” or “God’s Particle.   You might have seen news-headlines about recent press conference fr..

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Encroachment of power by Supreme Court

Judicial legislation Transgression of judicial powers by Supreme Court!   In public interest litigation before the Honourable the Supreme Court of India, the petitioner referred to the rising number of road accidents in the country, which are taking place in cities,..

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Rule of Law

Rule of law (“la principle de legalite”)   Dicey's formulation:   Formulation of the concept of rule of law covers up three main principles that are c..

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Bias and malafide

This is first principle of Rules of natural justice. This principle conveys that “no one shall be a judge in his own cause” and that justice must appear to have been done. Impartiality in any decision is the basic concept of justice and there shall be “impartial judge too”. Commonly understood to be prejudicial or element having mollified c..

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Licensing justice

Licensing justice:   Observance of principle of natural justice: Procedural reasonableness   Let us survey as to whether rule of natural justice should be observed in the matter of li..

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Administrative instructions

Administrative instructions:   Over fifty years back Holmes J in Bain Peanut Company of Texas V Dave Pinson (1930) 75 Law Ed.482 at page 491 said that “we must remember that the machinery of the Government would not work, if it were not allowed a little play i..

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Estoppel

Estoppel: (With illustrative cases)   The Principle of estoppel is often described as rule of evidence, but more correctly it is a principle or law. This principle applies to the Government, public authorities as well to private individuals. Executive agency must be..

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Face Challenge and take initiative

George Bernard Shaw said, “Ordinary people adapt themselves to the world. The extra-ordinary persons try to adapt the world to them. Hence the progress and development of the world is through extra-ordinary people.”  Life itself is a challenge and the capacity to survive challenge in human beings is so great that either they find a way or make one..

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Communication with Client

Whether you are running your own business or working in corporate, you often deal with clients. Clients are backbone of any business, so it is important to have good communication with them. Here are three points you should take care while communicating with your clients:   ..

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Reasons in support of decisions making

In England the position at common law is that there is no requirement that reasons should be given for its decision by the administrative authority1. There are, however, observations in some of the Judgments wherein the importance of reasons has been emphasized. In a case, Lord Denning observed that:   p style="tex..

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Statutory first charge of Government and position of the Bankers

Taxing statutes provide to the effect that Notwithstanding anything contained in any contract to the contrary, but subject to any provision regarding first charge in any Central Act for the time being in force, any amount of tax, penalty, interest or any other sum, payable by a dealer, or any other person under the Act, shall be the first charge on the property of..

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Lawyer's assistance in domestic inquiries

Representation by lawyer in a departmental inquiry:   The question often arises as to whether the delinquent should be allowed to hire the services of the lawyer for the purpose of effective representation in a departmental inquiry. This would depend upon the &ldquo..

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Borrowers Apathy under SARFAESI Act

This is in apropos to the article of Mr V. D.Rao published on 6th of June 2012. I have gone through the article. This article is quite praise worthy and full of facts. It focuses on the apathy of the borrowers who are subjected to litigation under the Securitization Act. It is my personal experience that some time for small reasons borrower has to face ..

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