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This post was submitted by Aarushi Kapoor and Khushi Sharma through our Guest Post Submission Window. In this intriguing article, they advocate the need to put a cap on the exorbitant fee levied by some lawyers so as to cope with the equality principle enshrined in our Constitution. The legal profession plays a significant role in the delivery of justice. The nobility of the legal profession will remain only when its members maintain their commitment towards service to society. In the present scenario, the legal profession has been commercialized to such an extent that the element of service ..read more

In this CLAT preparation series, we publish detailed answers to old CLAT exam questions well supported with statutory provisions, supporting judgments and easy illustrations. Legal Aptitude: The section contains 50 questions. Each question contains legal principles based on statutory enactments and facts related to the same. These propositions may not be the true ones. The student has to presume that it is true for reaching the conclusion to the given problem. Four answer choices are given in each question from which the student has to select the most appropriate and reasonable conclusion ..read more

As per Section 340 of IPC whenever a person wrongfully restrains any person in such a manner as to prevent that person from proceeding beyond certain circumscribing limits, it constitutes an offence of wrongful confinement.[exact words not used] Illustration: If A is locked inside a room by B thereby restraining A's movement beyond the limits of that room, B has done the offence of wrongful confinement. Here the restraint is not against moving in a particular direction. In this offence, the victim is totally confined. The elements or essential ingredients of the offence are: Wrongful ..read more

The year 2019 had been one filled with controversy (religiously/politically/socially). Though the matters included in the cases before the Supreme Court were controversial in nature, the pronouncements made in them seemed to have dampened the fire in those controversies. We only selected three of them which can be rightly enlisted in the segments: Religious/ Political/ Social. 1) Ayodhya case M.Siddiq (D) Thr Lrs vs Mahant Suresh Das & Ors (Civil Appeal Nos: 10866-10867 of 2010 Decades-old Ayodhya land title dispute came to an end in November.  The important observations of the S ..read more

CAA for and against The nation is burning. Emergency declared in many places. Netizens are not heard in many places as internet service has been stopped. The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 is under the scanner and we are chalking out some important issues which could be framed for and against the same. Point No:1= SECULARISM Question: Whether the CAA is against the secular nature of the nation and violates Secularism as the basic feature of the Constitution since it accommodates only a few religions and has based the law on religion? For CAA Secularism is a wider term in idea a ..read more

[PS: No figures, some facts]India has the basic foundation of citizenship law provided in the Indian Constitution, 1950. Then there is the Citizenship Act, 1955 which provides for acquisition and determination of Indian citizenship. In this Act, Section 2(1) (b) defines an "illegal migrant" as a foreigner who has entered into India (i) without a valid passport or other travel documents and such other document or authority as may be prescribed by or under any law in that behalf; or (ii) with a valid passport or other travel documents and such other document or authority as may be prescribed b ..read more

In this CLAT preparation series, we publish detailed answers to old CLAT exam questions well supported with statutory provisions, supporting judgments and easy illustrations. Legal Aptitude: The section contains 50 questions. Each question contains legal principles based on statutory enactments and facts related to the same. These propositions may not be the true ones. The student has to presume that it is true for reaching the conclusion to the given problem. Four answer choices are given in each question from which the student has to select the most appropriate and reasonable conclusion ..read more

In this CLAT preparation series, we publish detailed answers to old CLAT exam questions well supported with statutory provisions, supporting judgments and easy illustrations. Legal Aptitude: The section contains 50 questions. Each question contains legal principles based on statutory enactments and facts related to the same. These propositions may not be the true ones. The student has to presume that it is true for reaching the conclusion to the given problem. Four answer choices are given in each question from which the student has to select the most appropriate and reasonable conclusion b ..read more

In this CLAT preparation series, we publish detailed answers to old CLAT exam questions well supported with statutory provisions, supporting judgments and easy illustrations. Legal Aptitude: The section contains 50 questions. Each question contains legal principles based on statutory enactments and facts related to the same. These propositions may not be the true ones. The student has to presume that it is true for reaching the conclusion to the given problem. Four answer choices are given in each question from which the student has to select the most appropriate and reasonable conclusion b ..read more