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“We do not find any reason that would outweigh the Rules of 2008 and the Circular. Moreover, the Rules of the Bar Council of India indicate that, besides English, students belonging to particular regions and States may write their answers in the regional language. For Maharashtra, the regional language is Marathi ”
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The School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, in collaboration with CrestLaw Partners, is organizing the 1st SLCU Essay Writing Competition 2025-26 on the theme “Transforming Corporate Jurisprudence: Emerging Issues and Future Pathways.”
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“The land stated to be a playground was situated 500 meters away from the school and the fact that it was earlier used for conducting District and State Level School Sports Meets could not be used to indicate that the playground belonged to the school”
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The Israeli national was not in possession of a valid passport or a valid visa to justify his stay in India as a resident, to qualify him for being granted an Aadhaar card.
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This Competition aims to provide students with practical experience in trial court work as part of their legal education. It seeks to enhance the advocacy, analytical, and reasoning skills of budding lawyers, particularly those aspiring to pursue a career in litigation, corporate practice, or commercial dispute resolution.
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In the case at hand, the video was recorded in someone’s device and transferred to the device of the respondent who had submitted the certificate.
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“If the original document is lost or destroyed, detained by the opponent, or third person, who does not produce it before the Court or physically irrecoverable, the secondary evidence is admissible”.
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The National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal, in collaboration with Singhania & Partners LLP, is set to host the 7th NLIU—Singhania & Partners National Client Counselling Competition 2025 from 3rd—5th October. Known as one of India’s most prestigious client counselling competitions, the event will bring together top law schools to showcase legal skills and client-centric advocacy.
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The Court opined that the applicants, upon finding out the lapse by the advocate’s office in filing the written statement, were vigilant enough to contact the Advocate themselves.
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by Dr Ashish Virk* and Arshita Sharma**
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The prestigious Checkmate National Moot Court Competition, hosted by Army Institute of Law will be held in offline mode on 7th and 8th November at the Army Institute of Law campus, Mohali.
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The Court stated that the present case is a stark reminder of the systemic inequity that daily wage workers suffered often under the garb of technicalities and institutional inaction.
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The competition is guided by the maxim La Giustizia Divina Vi Appare— “Where the divine justice appears,” features an expertly crafted problem focusing on bilateral negotiation and tax implications.
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“Multiple fora, including the Delhi Police, Gurugram Police, and the Delhi High Court, have found him lacking locus and credibility. His petitions have been dismissed with costs, and the Bar Council of India has directed removal of his name from the Roll of Advocates.”
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by C. George Thomas* and Gurkaranbir Singh**
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“The prima facie conclusion that the accused had not committed any offence under Sections 376(2)(n) and 506 IPC, automatically lead to a conclusion that they had not committed an offence under Section 3(2)(v) of the SC/ST Act.”
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The Civil and Criminal Justice Cell (CCJC) of NLIU Bhopal hosted an insightful lecture on judicial clerkship as an alternative legal career. Ms. Kavya Arora, Judicial Clerk to Hon’ble Justice R. Mahadevan at the Supreme Court of India, shared her experiences, preparation tips, and practical insights into one of the judiciary’s most prestigious career opportunities.
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In the present case, there was no variation in the petitioner’s income by the order of the Transfer Pricing Officer. The petitioner contended that since no income variation was made, there was no occasion for assessing officer to pass any draft assessment order and serve it to petitioner.
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The petitioner had contended that there was discrepancy in the page numbering of the case diary in which statements under Section 161 of the CrPC had been recorded thereby raising the doubt of ante-dating of the statements.
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The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata, through its Intellectual Property and Technology Laws Society (IPTLS), is inviting submissions for its student-run blog. The platform aims to encourage dialogue on intellectual property and technology laws by featuring original, well-researched articles from students, researchers, and professionals across India and abroad.
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