AILET 2021 result has been released on 4th August 2021. Counselling for both B.A. LL.B (Hons.) & LL.M courses will be started soon. The exam is conducted by the National Law University, Delhi. It is a national level entrance examination that is conducted once every year. Through this exam, candidates can get admission in 1 year LL.M, 5-year B.A. LL.B. and Ph.D. programmes. After qualifying for this exam, candidates get admission to National Law University all over India. BA LLB – Click here LLM – Click here Also Check- CLAT 2021 UG PG ANSWER KEY The post AILET 2021 ..read more

CLAT 2021 Expected Cut Off The CLAT 2021 expected cut off is being prepared according to some factors like the number of students, the difficulty level of the exam, and a few more. Candidates waiting for CLAT 2021 cut-offs to be announced can refer to the table given below to get an idea of what to expect from the official cut off announcement for 2021. Candidates can refer to the following table for the expected CLAT 2021 cut off: Participating NLUs Expected cut off 2021 National Law School of India University 59-70 National Academy of Legal Studies and Research 130-140 National La ..read more

The Consortium of NLUs (CNLU) will release the provisional CLAT 2021 answer key soon as the CLAT 2021 exam has been concluded now. The CLAT was conducted on 23 July 2022 between 2 and 4 pm. The answer key will be available on the official website of the consortium and can be checked in online mode. The post CLAT 2021 UG PG ANSWER KEY appeared first on BlackGown ..read more

What are the three generations of Human Rights? Human Rights are divided up into three generations or categories: First Generation, Second Generation and Third Generation. These generations had been firstly established by Karel Vasaka, a jurist in 1979. These rights affect the quality of individual’s lives directly. First Generation The first generation of human rights is civil and political rights which are derived from natural rights philosophy. The instruments on these rights require instant respect for the rights enumerated therein. These rights have traditionally been given priority by th ..read more

Hierarchy of Indian Criminal Courts and Judges Hierarchy of Indian Criminal Courts and Judges Also Read: Sources of Indian Constitution The post Hierarchy of Indian Criminal Courts and Judges appeared first on BlackGown ..read more

Takeover – As an instrument for better corporate governance “Experience tells us that we do not need more overspending or higher taxes to grow jobs. We do not need more regulations or more government control – such as the government takeover of health care or the restrictions in domestic energy production.” (Walberg, p. 1) In simple words, a takeover is the purchase of one company (the target) by another company (the acquirer or bidder). Bidder shall mean any natural or legal person uprising or confined to issue takeover bid to acquire shares in the target company.[1] In General term, it ..read more

Holding a minor girl’s hands & opening the zip of pants, not “sexual assault” under the POCSO: Bombay HC The act of holding a minor girl’s hands and opening the zip of pants will not come under the definition of “sexual assault” under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012, observed the Bombay High Court (Nagpur Bench) in a criminal appeal filed against the conviction and sentence awarded to a 50 year old man for molesting a 5 year old girl. Though, the bench held that such acts would amount to “sexual harassment” under Section 354-A (1) (i) of the IPC Brief Fac ..read more

Amazon found guilty of ‘unfair trade practice’ for withdrawing an offer for sale of laptop after allotting a confirmation receipt The Odisha State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission found Amazon India guilty of ‘unfair trade practice’ for withdrawing an offer for sale of laptop at Rs. 190/- after allotting a confirmation receipt. The President of the Commission, Dr. DP Choudhury, thus ordered the company to pay an amount of Rs. 40,000/- as compensation to the Complainant. The Commission noted that, “When there is advertisement made for offer placed the OP who is a reputed Online Shopping We ..read more

The husband can’t be allowed to overlook his responsibility for maintaining his divorced wife & daughter on the ground of inadequacy of carry home pay The Tripura High Court has observed thathusband can’t be allowed to overlook his responsibility for maintaining his divorced wife & daughter on the ground of inadequacy of carry home pay, and ordered to pay the him Rs.17,000/- per month to his divorced wife for her maintenance and maintenance of their daughter. Brief of facts Marriage between the parties was solemnized in accordance with the rites and customs of Hindu marriage on 02 ..read more

Husband isn’t permitted to seek information regarding bank details & income tax returns of his wife under the RTI Act: CIC In a noteworthy order, the Central Information Commission has noted that a Husband is not entitled to seek information regarding bank details & income tax returns of his wife under the Right to Information Act, 2005. The Information Commissioner Neeraj Kumar Gupta observed that “It is in the nature of an obligation which a citizen owes to the State viz. to pay his taxes, this information cannot be disclosed to the applicant in the absence o ..read more