Introduction Indian Constitution embraces the idea of separation of power which plays a vital role in the creation of a fair government and also fair and proper justice is dispensed by the judiciary as there is independence of judiciary. The doctrine of separation of power essentially distinguishes between three organs namely, Legislature, Executive and Judiciary.
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Introduction In India, legal education is governed by the Bar Council of India (BCI). Law is a field that is a very diverse and very wide career option. It requires both practical knowledge and application of the knowledge at the correct moment. It is an essential element for any country to function in a proper
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INTRODUCTION The Estoppel is based on the principles of equity, justice and good conscience. Its main objective is to protect the interests of the parties to the suit from deceit and fraudulent acts while promoting goodwill and honesty. Although the Estoppel is the rule of evidence, but it is considered to be a substantive rule
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Introduction The validity of capital punishment, also called death penalty, execution of an offender sentenced to death after conviction by a court of law of a criminal offense continues to be challenged by civil societies and human rights groups. This article will analyse arguments for and against the relevance of death penalty in the 21st
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INTRODUCTION “A picture is worth a thousand words” [1] was quoted rightly by an executive of marketing and advertisement, Fred R. Barnard. Photographic evidence plays a contributory role in the identification of facts and findings. The photographic evidence helps to intensify the proceedings of the court through solid portrayals. The presentation of the photos is
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Introduction The increasing dependence on electronic and digital modes prompted the need for changing law identifying with IT and rules of acceptability of electronic means as evidence for criminal as well as civil cases. From that point, the Information Technology Act of 2000 was instituted and its amendments were established on the United Nations Commission
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Introduction The Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2020, introduced in Lok Sabha on 17 March 2020, empowers the Central Government to allow Indian companies to list their securities on certain foreign stock exchanges. This enabling provision will promote ease of doing business and provide an opportunity to tap the global capital markets. Under the existing legal framework
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Introduction Custody of child is a term which arises out of matrimonial disputes and is regarded as the legal relationship between parents and their children after a divorce. The need for custody arises because a minor, owing to their immaturity by reason of age, and inadequacy to take care of themselves, require a major to
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Introduction Divorce, also known as dissolution of marriage, is the process of terminating a marriage or marital union. Divorce laws vary around the world. It comes with one of the major issues that is, distribution of property and finances between husband and a wife. Laws dealing with divorce Since India is a land of varied
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INTRODUCTION Examination of a witness by the opposing/adverse party is called the cross-examination(C-E). C-E is the most effective of all the means for extracting truth and exposing deceit. It is a greatest legal system ever invented for discovery of truth. It is the only mode for testing the authenticity of the statements given by a
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