Polygamy in Hinduism: Legal and  Judicial Position 

Introduction  Unlike many other religions where polygamy is forbidden, it has a long and complicated history within the religion of Hindus. Though practiced earlier by certain communities such as some along the princely Rajput lines, modern Indian law has firmly prohibited polygamy  (among Hindus). This blog deals with the history of polygamy in Hinduism, legalizing it through a…

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ANTI CHEATING LAW IN INDIA

INTRODUCTION  Cheating means to gain personal benefits dishonestly, in today’s world cheating is the most common way to get personal gains, and many people take advantage of some unfair things to get personal gains like exams, sports, and games to take advantage easily without hard work. Example- A school organizes periodic exams and a student of that school…

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”Something very disturbing”: Supreme Court on Lokpal’s order to consider complaints against High Court judges.

Today, The Supreme Court reverses Lokpal’s order to consider complaints against High Court judges.In a significant development, the Supreme Court of India has temporarily halted the Lokpal’s decision to extend its powers to evaluate High Court judges under the provisions of the 2013 Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act. The court issued an order on Thursday, after…

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The Supreme Court rules that Advocates-on-Record are entirely accountable for the accuracy of petitions and issues a warning against any misconduct.

–By Md Faisal Khalid Advocates-on-Record (AoRs) – They are special class of lawyers who has the authority by the Supreme Court to file court documents and file for client representation.  According to the rules, no advocate other than an advocate on record can file an appearance or any other pleading or act for a party…

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Legal Tech: Transforming the Practice of Law

The impact of automation and digital tools on legal research, case management, and client interactions. The growing adoption of legal technology has created an enormous shift in the Indian legal sector. Artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and digital tools are some of the advancements that are changing the way legal practitioners in India handle cases, perform…

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Court sentences Sajjan Kumar to life imprisonment in another anti-Sikh riots case, calling the crimes ‘brutal and reprehensible.’

-By Ayush Saroj Sajjan Kumar, the former Congress MP, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for his role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The Delhi court issued the sentence on February 25, and Kumar was found guilty of encouraging violence that resulted in several murders during the riots. Although the riots a encouraging violence that…

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