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BIOGRAPHY OF CHIEF JUSTICE RAGHUNANDAN SWARUP PATHAK
Raghunandan Swarup Pathak renowned as a meticulous Judge, he inspired Loyalty in those who work for and alongside him. The … More
BIOGRAPHY OF CHIEF JUSTICE P.N. BHAGWATI
Judges should be of stern, stuff and tough fire , unbending before power, economic or political, and they must uphold … More
BIOGRAPHY OF CHIEF JUSTICE Y.V. CHANDRACHUD
It is not an easy job…my biggest achievement is that I am leaving an undivided court for my successor – … More
RIGHT TO DIE WITH DIGNITY – CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY, ANALYSIS
Right to life means the right to lead meaningful, complete and dignified life. Right to life is a natural basic … More
Res Judicata
Introduction Res means “subject matter” and judicata means “adjudged” or decided and together it means “a matter adjudged”. In general … More
SEALED COVER JURISPRUDENCE
IF LAW IS A LANGUAGE, THEN JURISPRUDENCE IS ITS GRAMMAR INTRODUCTION Sealed cover jurisprudence refers to the practice of the … More
What is Hurt
Introduction At the moment, a significant portion of criminal cases in India, more precisely in the Courts of Judicial Magistrate, … More
Who is a Person?
Definition The term ‘person’ stems from the Latin phrase ‘Persona,’ which refers to persons who are legally recognised as possessing … More
Central Authority under Consumer Protection Act
Introduction The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 has expanded consumer rights in areas such as e-commerce portals, online sales, direct selling, … More
Jurisdiction of National Consumer Forum
Introduction An individual who buys products or services for private use is a consumer. Consumers do not include anybody who … More
What is Grevious Hurt
Introduction According to the Oxford lexicon, the word “Grievous Hurt” refers to any damage that puts an individual’s life in … More
Manjeet Singh vs National Insurance Company Ltd. & Anr
Facts of the case The case involved the appellant’s hiring purchase of a secondhand vehicle. The respondent’s insurance company supplied … More
FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION
Part IV (A) Article 51 A of the Indian Constitution prescribes Fundamental Duties of every citizen. Fundamental Duties which are … More
Tips for Moot Court Competition
Moot court competitions are one of the most enjoyable aspects of law school extracurricular activities. The concept of moot court competitions is straightforward: they are intended to simulate a court hearing. Through moot courts, the law school provides students with a taste of what it is like to be in a courtroom. Even though it is a requirement in the final year, most law schools hold inter and intramoot court competitions throughout the year to help students improve their mooting skills. The student usually receives a factsheet, which provides a brief understanding of the dispute in question between two or more parties who are assigned to either the Plaintiff or Defendant’s side of the dispute. The fact sheet is usually provided to the students. These teams are tasked with creating a fact sheet that includes two speakers and a couple of researchers, among other things. Within the time limit, the students must conduct research into their cases, develop arguments, and prepare responses to the dispute in the form of petitions and affidavits in opposition. Then, on the big day, the participants must defend their positions in front of a panel of judges, who will score them based on a variety of factors including their overall performance. It could be anything from researching to drafting to making an oral presentation. Let us talk about how to prepare for moot court presentations in greater detail. Understand the laws that apply to you. As a law student, you must be familiar with the relevant statutes. You are not permitted to enter the moot court without having completed any prior research or preparation. As a result, you should always begin with the facts of your case. If you’ve been given any sample briefs, make sure to read them thoroughly. The goal is to: state the most persuasive arguments for your side; clarify any points that were not made clear in the written material; address any weaknesses in your case; and be familiar with the counterarguments to your opponent’s arguments. Recognize the relevant facts of the situation. Each and every page of the case should be familiar and understandable to you. At all times during the debate, you should present yourself as the expert on the facts and be able to answer any questions from the panel. Consider taking your time when framing your arguments. Keep in mind that your arguments should be natural and organic in nature. Your oral submissions will be judged on how well you frame your arguments. It must be constructed with a great deal of patience and consideration. … More
Contract of Indemnity
‘Indemnity’, according to Longman’s Dictionary, means protection against loss, especially in the form of promise to pay, or payment for … More
What is included in ‘State’ under Article 12 of the Indian Constitution?
The Constitution of India provides fundamental rights in Part III. The violation of these fundamental rights by State gives the … More
CHILD MARRIAGE IN (INDIA) A PROHIBITED CRIME UNDER LAW
★ Let the Child be a Child, Stop Child Marriage. – Anonymous Key Facts in India about Child Marriage- ● … More
Concept of Deemed Owner under Income Tax Act, 1961
Introduction Income is taxable under the head ‘house property’ if it arises from a property consisting of any building or … More
Nature and Effect of a Minor’s Agreement
Under Section 10 certain conditions have been stated to make an agreement a contract; one of which is that parties … More