An affidavit is a legal document. This blog would help you in understanding the meaning of an affidavit as well as its purpose and format. The affidavit is a Latin word and is a legal document, which is signed in the presence of a notary public by the person who understands its significance, content, and […]
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Many students studying administrative law, legislation, and policy are often overwhelmed by the sheer number of textbooks available. In this blog, I have listed the top 8 textbooks on the subject. In a very simplistic way, Administrative law is drawn from the executive arm of government and is sometimes known as regulatory or public law.
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Apart from the human rights that nature grants all of us equally, India has certain Fundamental Rights that it considers important for an individual staying in India. Certain rights even apply to foreigners staying in India, and they can exercise fundamental rights to their peaceful co-existence in the country. Fundamental Rights consist in Part III
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Novation is a variation of a contract in which the parties agree to substitute a new contract for the old one. Novation can be either voluntary or involuntary. Voluntary novation occurs when the parties agree to change their bargain. Involuntary novation occurs when a third party intervenes and substitutes its own terms for those of
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Even though the new Medical Termination of Pregnancy (Amendment) Act, 2021 ‘MTP act’ achieves some ever-evolving changes in the law of pregnancy termination, it does practically nothing to change the severe paternalistic specialist driven system of the Act by which the choice of fetus removal vests with the specialist and not the pregnant individual. Subsequently,
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When a crime happens, many are witnesses to it. They are the first ones to know what has exactly happened, which is why they are essential in legal proceedings and their examination is crucial for the police and the courts. However, witnesses do not like to come forward themselves. According to the Status of Policing
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Valentine’s day is here, which means you might want to surprise your loved one with a little something special. It can be hard to shop for that special person in your life if they are a lawyer. Lawyers are oh so picky, and as such, I’ve come up with some top 5 valentines day gifts
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I’m writing this blog so that people avoid buying the wrong health insurance. The Insurance market in India is a booming market worth billions of dollars and is projected to grow at least 50-60x from what it is today. This aggressive expansion is possible because it has an untapped market. A lot of people in
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The principle of doctrine of eclipse means that any law existing before the commencement of the constitution if in violation of any of the fundamental rights then such violative provision of law will become dormant and inoperable until such fundamental right is amended and the violating is removed. In this blog we will discuss the
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Introduction The Code of Civil Procedure Code, 1908 in short known as C.P.C. This Act is an mixture of substantive and procedural law that deals with the administration of civil proceedings enacted in the year 1908. This subject of law consists of 158 sections, 51 orders, and the same number of rules. This Civil procedure
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