WE’LL breaak this topic into 3 parts . 1. What is evidence? 2. Electronic evidence and its admissibility. “Evidence.”— “Evidence” means and includes- (1) all statements which the Court permits or requires to be made before it by witnesses, in relation to matters of fact under inquiry; such statements are called oral evidence;(2)[all documents including […]
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As the judiciary is the major pillar of our democracy. So We just need to be aware of the three tiers of the Indian Judiciary the lower courts, high courts, and the Honorable Supreme court of India. And all the three applications of Reference, Review, and Revision can be filled in any three Courts depending
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Strictlylegal is opening up its first-ever Content writing Internship program. This is a work-from-home opportunity. You will find further details regarding the content writing legal internship on this page. Who are we? Strictlylegal strives to create a platform where students can read and write legal knowledge-driven blogs at the ease of their fingertips.One of the
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Various Stages of Judicial Procedure sery judicial proceeding must contain five stages, which may be called as ur essential elements,’ namely. (1) Summons, (2) Pleading. (3) Proof, A) judgment, and (5) Execution of the decree or order. Summons.–The summons provide to all interested parties an opportunity appearance in a court in order to putforth their
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*** Salmond’s pigeonhole theory was based on his view that the law of torts should consist of specific wrongs, rather than broad general principles. He argues that every case has its own pigeon-holes where each pigeon-hole is used to place a particular wrong or injury, which helps us to identify if there has been any
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In the very famous case of J.S. Jadhav v. Mustafa Haji Mohammad Yusuf, the Honorable Apex Court observed that “Advocacy is not a craft but a calling; a profession wherein devotion to duty constitutes the hallmark. The sincerity of performance and the earnestness of endeavor are the two wings that will bear aloft the advocate
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It is quite obvious for every student, especially law students to come across the word “internship” throughout their college career. But do we really know what exactly an internship refer to? Well, an internship is done or worked by a student, called as an intern at any organization, or a law firm or under an
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The term “government job” is not only the first criteria one expects for one’s daughter to get married to, but it also has a tremendous craze throughout the country. People have been dedicating days and years of enormous preparations to fit into these jobs on account of the “stability” and “respect” it comes with. Law
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Law is vast and dynamic so it’s hard to remember every provision, article, section. However, as a law student or a lawyer who was recently passed out and hasn’t appeared for their AIBE exam, it is hard to remember every corner of the law. Although this pandemic had made suffer which fall impact in every
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