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Introduction – Assault and battery are closely linked words but significantly differ in their meaning. Generally, people mistake assault as use of physical force to hit or injure someone but that is not the case. Assault is considered as putting someone in apprehension of threat whereas battery is physically hurting someone. Both of them have […]
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About the Blog All India legal Forum (AILF) is a platform to provide valuable contemporary assessment of issues and developments in the legal field and also put forward quality legal content for the masses. The initiative aims to generate diverse social, political, legal and constitutional discourse on law related topics for the ever-growing legal fraternity. […]
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We are very excited to share the news with you people that we are now in the Top Indian Law Blogs List by Feedspot. We are working on bringing you the latest updates from the legal fraternity, we are a bit slow these days but we promise we will be coming back with a bang […]
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About the Blog All India legal Forum (AILF) is a platform to provide valuable contemporary assessment of issues and developments in the legal field and also put forward quality legal content for the masses. The initiative aims to generate diverse social, political, legal and constitutional discourse on law related topics for the ever-growing legal fraternity. […]
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Intro- In this article, we will discuss the Special Powers of High Court and Court of Session Regarding Bail. First, let us understand in short what is a bailable and non- bailable offence. Bailable offence According to section 2(a) of CrPC 1973 “bailable offence” which is shown as bailable in the First Schedule, or which […]
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About the Organisations The Faculty of Law, University of Delhi (DU) was established in 1924 by University of Delhi. Dr. Hari Singh Gaur, was its first Dean and was also the Vice Chancellor of the University. The Faculty of Law was initially located in the Prince’s Pavilion in the Old Vice Regal Lodge Grounds, where presently the […]
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Lockdown 4.0 has come with its own set of relaxations which has eased out our outdoor movements considerably. This has also triggered traffic on the streets once more but now the authorities have come up with how to handle it more efficiently. From 15th of June onwards you will be charged an e-challans if you’re found guilty of disobeying traffic lights or sliding through […]
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Advocates, additionally to being professionals, also are officers of the courts and play an important role within the administration of justice. Accordingly, the set of rules that govern their professional conduct arise out of the duty that they owe the court, the client, their opponents and other advocates. Here in this article we will discuss the various duties of an advocate towards […]
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An advocate Shall all times, comport himself during a manner benefiting his status as an official of the court. An advocate may be a privileged member of the community and a gentlemen besides being a citizen. He has great responsibility to guard the country and lead the community. Here in this article we will discuss the various duties of an advocate towards the […]
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Like any other career, a successful legal career is made on having the proper skills. In this article we will about the Skills You Need to Be a Successful Lawyer or attorney or advocate whatever you say. At times, you would like to be a clever and persuasive writer, but at other times, you would like to be an analytical and dispassionate one. You […]
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The Supreme Court today lashed out at the heavily on a social worker who had moved Supreme Court with a PIL seeking a ban on the sale cold drinks like Coca Cola , Thumbs Up, among others (Umedsinh P Chavda v. Union of India and ors.). The court imposes cost of Rs 5 lakh on the petitioner. The Bench of Honorable Justices DY Chandrachud, […]
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A PIL has been filed in the Supreme Court through Advocate Rishi Malhotra challenging the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) notification declaring the commencement of Board exams in July. The plea prays to Cancel CBSE exams to be held in July and the results of students to be declared on the basis of internal marks this […]
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