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UNDERSTANDING OWNERSHIP AND POSSESSION UNDER THE SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT 1963

UNDERSTANDING OWNERSHIP AND POSSESSION UNDER THE SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT, 1963 Introduction The Specific Relief Act, 1963, plays a pivotal role in India’s legal framework by addressing various remedial aspects concerning civil rights. Unlike penal laws, which focus on punishment, this Act provides remedies related to property rights, particularly about the possession of movable and immovable […]

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CAN ADVOCATES DOCTORS C.A. & ARCHITECTS/ENGINEERS USE RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT FOR OFFICE ?

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CAN ADVOCATE, DOCTORS, C.A. & ARCHITECTS/ENGINEERS USE RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT FOR OFFICE The question of whether running an advocate’s office from residential premises constitutes a commercial activity in India is nuanced, supported by various judicial pronouncements that clarify the legal status of such practices. Here’s an elaboration based on the case law you’ve mentioned and relevant

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COLLEGE NOTES FOR LLB 1ST SEMESTER: THREE YEARS COURSE

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COLLEGE NOTES FOR LLB 1ST SEMESTER THREE YEARS COURSE ALL FIVE SUBJECTS COVERED ONLY FOR LLB STUDENTS

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JURISPRUDENCE & LEGAL THEORY

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JURISPRUDENCE & LEGAL THEORY Jurisprudence: The word Jurisprudence is derived from the word ‘Juris’ meaning law and ‘prudence’ meaning knowledge. Jurisprudence is the study of the science of law. The study of law in jurisprudence is not about any particular statute or a rule but of law in general, its concepts, its principles,

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IMPORTANT APPLICATIONS USED IN LAW

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IMPORTANT APPLICATIONS USED IN LAW Important Applications 1. Application for Temporary Injunction. (ORDER 39 Rules 1 & 2) 2. Application for Rejection of plaint. (ORDER 7 Rules 11) 3. Application for Return of plaint. (ORDER 7 Rules 10). 4. Application for Amendment. (ORDER 6 Rules 16 & 17) 5. Application for Appointment of Commissioner. (Section

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UPDATE ON HINDU LAW

EDUCATION SERIES, LEGAL / EDITOR

UPDATE ON HINDU LAW 1. Hindu Marriage Invalid If Requisite Ceremonies Not Performed, Registration Won’t Make Such A Marriage Legitimate : Supreme Court 2. Parliament Has No Jurisdiction To Negate Hindu Law Protected By Art. 25′: Suit In Varanasi Court For ‘Restoration Of Temple’ At Gyanvapi Mosque Area 3. Daughter’s Right To Inherit Self-Acquired Property

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ARTICLE SECTION & RULES

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UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE ARTICLE, SECTION & RULES IN LEGAL CONTEXT In the legal context, various terms are used to structure and categorize laws and legal provisions. Here’s a detailed explanation of Article, Section, Sub-section, Clause, Rule, and Sub-rule: Article Definition: An article is a specific provision in a constitutional document or formal treaty.

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IMPORTANT LANDMARK JUDGEMENTS ON THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

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IMPORTANT LANDMARK JUDGEMENTS ON THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA ONLY FOR MEMBERS OF CEV INDIA CLICK BELOW DOWNLOADABLE LINK TO GET COMPLETE DETAILS ASK FOR ACCESS BY MENTIONING YOUR 1. NAME, 2. CITY, 3. CEV MEMBERSHIP NUMBER

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UNDERSTANDING QUASI CONTRACT AS PER INDIAN CONTRACT ACT

EDUCATION SERIES, LEGAL / EDITOR

UNDERSTANDING QUASI CONTRACT AS PER INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872 Quasi Contract as per the Indian Contract Act, 1872 Quasi-Contracts: These are obligations similar to contracts, but they arise from the law rather than an agreement between the parties. Examples include cases of unjust enrichment and obligations to restore benefits. A quasi-contract is a retroactive arrangement

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TORT AND BREACH OF CONTRACT

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TORT AND BREACH OF CONTRACT AS PER LAW OF TORTS The difference between tort and breach of contract is as follows:- Aspect Tort Breach of Contract Meaning A civil wrong that causes harm or loss to another person, not arising from a contract. The failure to perform a contractual obligation as agreed in

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DAMNUM SINE INJURIA AND INJURIA SINE DAMNUM

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DAMNUM SINE INJURIA AND INJURIA SINE DAMNUM AS PER LAW OF TORTS Damnum Sine Injuria: Damnum means harm, loss, or damage in respect of money, comfort, health, etc. Injuria means infringement of a right conferred by law on the plaintiff. The maxim means that in a given case, a man may have suffered

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SALIENT FEATURES OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION

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SALIENT FEATURES OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION The Indian Constitution is a comprehensive document that outlines the framework for the governance of India. Here are some of its salient features: Federal Structure: India has a federal system of government with a division of powers between the central government and the states. The Constitution delineates the powers and

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