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23
SEP
2023

High Court and District Family Courts Giving Burial to Sacraments/Sanskara of Marriage Institution in Hindus

Marriage, according to the Hindu law, is a holy union for the performance of religious duties. It is not a contract. Mere fact, therefore, that a marriage was brought about during the minority of either party thereto, does not render the marriage invalid. A Hindu marriage is...
21
JAN
2021

Now Time For Diagnosis of the Ills of Subordinate Judiciary

The judges and the jurists of the country, and as also the print media, often make mountain of a mole hill in the matter of exercise of Public Interest Litigation jurisdiction by the judges of the higher courts. The same is much ado about nothing when there is no dispute that the...
21
OCT
2020

Supreme Court Usurping the Cave of Legislatures Like Arabian Camel – Need For Restraint or Control on this Trend

Role of our Apex Court in the matter of interpretation of our Constitution through various judgments right from day one has been very exemplary, splendid, and laudable right from day one which can dumbfound the best of the jurists in the world. Hardly had the ink on the papers of...
15
SEP
2020

Need For Regulating Media Trials

Democracy had three pillars namely, legislature, executive and judiciary till about the last three decades. But with the passage of time people perhaps felt that democracy was unstable with three legs and accordingly they evolved the freedom of speech and expression through media...
14
JUL
2020

Eclipse of Rule of Law in the aftermath of the Police encounters of the Gangster Vikas Dubey and his allies

Eclipse Of Rule Of Law In The Aftermath Of The Police Encounters Of The Gangster Vikas Dubey And His Allies – Now Imperative Upon The Apex Court, Human Rights Commissions, Parliamentarians And The Intelligentsia To Bring The System Back On Rails The entire country was shell...
15
FEB
2020

Need To Sensitised Central Government

Personal liberty is a precious right we all cherish, Founding fathers of our Constitution, who composed of politicians, statesmen, lawyers and social workers of eminence in their respective specialties and many of whom had experienced traivails of incarceration owning solely to...
13
DEC
2019

Deviation from the path of rectitude by the President of India in his inaugural address of the new building of the High Court of Rajasthan

Deviation from the path of rectitude by the President of India in his inaugural address of the new building of the High Court of Rajasthan on 7th December, 2019 vis-a-vis his powers of clemency/pardon under Article 72 of the Constitution of India. The President is the Chief...
24
OCT
2019

Need For Review of Full Bench Judgment of Punjab and Haryana High Court In Tata Steel Ltd v. Atma Tube Products Ltd

The `victim’ – the de facto sufferer of a crime – had no say or participation in our adjudicatory process. He was made to sit outside the courts as a mute spectator only. This miserable plight continued for centuries in the corridors of the conventional...
12
AUG
2019

Which out of the conflicting judgments of co-equal Benches is binding ?

Article 141 of the Constitution of India commands that the law declared by the Supreme Court shall be binding on all the courts within the territory of India. Judges of all other courts are thus bound to follow the decisions of the Supreme Court irrespective of their own views on...

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Name : Preetinder Singh Ahluwalia
Position : Contributor

The author is a practicing advocate at the Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana, High Court and is an alumnus of the prestigious National Law School of India University, Bangalore. He has an age-old reputation for being hardworking, in as much as he graduated Law School with a feather in his cap by being adorned with a Gold Medal for the Best Student Advocate. The author specializes in Criminal law, a field wherein he has been practicing for more than 15 years now, and over the course of his many years of practice as an advocate he has had the opportunity to assist the Court in various matters of consequence, some of them being the famous M/s Tata Steele Case wherein the law pertaining to rights of victims in criminal trials was explored and expounded. The author has had the opportunity of assisting the Bench as an amicus curiae in as many as 33 matters and despite his virtuosity as a criminal advocate, he chooses to be seen and known as a constant student of law.

Name : Sh. Deepak Sabherwal, Advocate
Position : Contributor

Deepak Sabherwal is a practising Advocate at High Court of Punjab and Haryana and is at present serving as Additional Advocate General, Haryana & also standing Counsel for CBI. With criminal law being the foremost area of practice on the private side; on the state side he has extensively dealt with the matters pertaining to Criminal Law, matters pertaining to HSVP, Land Acquisition, Arbitration & Conciliation etc.

Name : Sudeep Mahajan
Position : Contributor

Sh. Sudeep Mahajan, Advocate schooling at Hoshiarpur, though the best years of schooling were spent at Amritsar, he completed it from The Govt. Model School Ludhiana in 1978, graduated from Mahindra College, completed my LLB from Punjabi University Patiala, He started internship as a lawyer at Bathinda, I shifted rather late in life to Chandigarh, in July 1989, to start practicing at Punjab & Haryana High Court, where almost immediately I felt fulfilled and a strong sense of belonging.

Name : Divanshu Jain Advocate
Position : Author

Mr. Divanshu Jain enrolled as an Advocate in the year of 2008; and, since then, has been practicing primarily before the Punjab & Haryana High Court at Chandigarh, Mr. Jain has appeared in innumerous matters involving important questions of Constitutional law as well various civil disputes agitated before the High Court.

Name : K. V. Bhanu Prasad, Advocate
Position : Author

I, K. V. Bhanu Prasad, Bar Association of High Court for Telangana and Enrolled Telangana State Bar Council, 36 years of practice in High Court, National Company Tribunal, Debt Recovery Tribunals and Civil Courts, Specialized branch of law like, Constitutional Laws, Banking Laws, Securitization Act, Cooperative Societies Act, Societies Registration Act, Revenue and Land Reforms etc.

Name : Brahmadandi Ramesh, Advocate/Legal Practitioner M.A. (Political Science)
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I have completed my LLM (Constitutional Law), NET in law, I started my practice Hon’ble High Court of Telangana State, Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh; Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, Hon’ble Courts Surrounding Hyderabad, Secunderabad, CAT Bench at Hyderabad, Bombay, Hon’ble Drat at Kolkata, Practicing Continuously since the Day of Enrollment at Hon’ble Lower Courts; Hon’ble High Courts and Hon’ble Supreme Court regularly.

Name : Aarushi Mittal
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Aarushi Mittal is a freshman at Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA, belongs to a family of Lawyers and is pursuing her undergraduate degree at Kelley School of Business.

Name : Sunil Prakash, Advocate
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Practicing in Madras High Court since 2014, I have completed my Masters in Property Law. I have keen interest in areas of Civil Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Family Law, Criminal Law and Corporate Law.

Name : Vishal Garg Narwana
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Vishal Garg Narwana Graduated from Army Institute of Law. Since 2009, practicing as an advocate at Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh; District Courts & Tribunals. Vast experience of matters related to Civil law, Criminal law, Arbitration law, Company law and Intellectual Property Rights, Election Laws.

Name : Arnav Ghai
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I am currently a 3rd year law student of the B.A.LLB(H) course at Jindal Global Law School. I have various publications in blogs like live law, lawcutor, whiteblack legal and various international journals. I also run my own blog where I analyse statutes and any recent criminal updates. I am also an editor at organisations like International Legal League.

Name : Anushtha Parmar
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I am Anushtha Parmar & persuing law degree(BA.LLB) from Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya Indore (M.P), Currently in 2nd year, I want to become a Civil judge, and I want a supportive platform for my Articles writing.

Name : Raman Kumar Sharma
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Raman Kumar Sharma Practising in Punjab & Haryana High Court since November 1993. Handled hundreds of cases in all branches of law. Standing counsel for Bharat Petroleum corpn ltd and Hindustan Petroleum corpn ltd. Presently, serving as Additional Advocate General Haryana since March.2020.

Name : Rajinder Goyal
Position : Contributor

I completed schooling in Chandigarh. I did my B.SC(Non-Medical) & LL.B from Panjab University, Chandigarh. Initially, I started my practice in Civil Courts at Kaithal, I am practicing Advocate in Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh since the year 1992.

Name : Prateek Mahajan, Advocate
Position : Contributor

I am started practicing in the Panjab & Haryana High Court, apart from a flourishing private practice, also been appointed Central Government Counsel to represent Central Government and its officers at the High Court of Punjab and Haryana and also Panel Counsel of Life Corporation of India, Kurukshetra University & Bhakra Beas Management Board for cases at the Punjab & Haryana High Court. He is regularly dealing in matters relating to arbitration, constitution, labour and industrial disputes, service disputes, education matters, property and rent matters etc. at the High Court of Punjab and Haryana.

Name : J. Michael Visuvasam, Advocate
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I am an Advocate practicing in Madras High Court. I will be completing 25 years of Standing at the BAR this September, 2021. I specialize in the field of Motor Vehicles, Employees Compensation and Consumer Cases.

Name : Meher Sachdev
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The writer is a 2nd year BBA LLB student at Bennett University. Recently, she interned as a Legal content writer for a research organization on the project: Constitutional law and philosophy. Her areas of interest are Criminal Law, Corporate Finance and Fashion Laws.

Name : Ankur Mittal Advocate
Position : Contributor

The author is a practising Advocate at High Court of Punjab and Haryana and is currently also serving as Additional Advocate General, Haryana. He completed his graduation in law in the year 2001 from Panjab University. With the criminal law being the foremost area of practice on the private side; on the state side he has extensively dealt with the matters pertaining to Land Acquisition, Real Estate (Development and Regulation) Act, 2016, Transport laws and Haryana Urban Development Laws etc.

Name : Liladhar Agarwal, Sr. Advocate
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I worked as Govt Adv. at kota Courts and law lecturar Govt. college Kota for many years. Practicing more then 50 years at kota and Rajasthan High court I am senior member of Law Firm Liladhar Agarwal and Associates I hold post of President Bar association kota also.

Name : P.L. Goyal
Position : Contributor

Sh. P.L.Goyal is a Gold-Medalist in LL.B. examination of the year 1974 from Delhi University. He was the youngest Judicial Officer in Haryana at the age of 23 Years. After seaking retirement he is practicing in Faridabad Courts.

Name : Nandini Tripathy
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Nandini Tripathy, Law Intern, R & S Law is a Final year BBA LLB student at Symbiosis Law School. She has keen interest in areas of Intellectual property Right, Family law, Criminal law and Corporate Law.

Name : Jay Sunilkumar Shah
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Mr. Jay Sunilkumar Shah is an advocate practising before Gujarat High Court. He has done his Bachelor of Laws from Gujarat University followed by Master of Laws in Criminology.

Name : Avish Bhati
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Avish Bhati, is a practicing advocate having criminal and civil litigation practice at Supreme Court and Delhi High Court. He has done his law degree from Amity University, Noida.

Name : Shaurya Gupta
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Shaurya Gupta, Author M.Tech(Executive), B.E.(CSE), Software Engineer working in the IT industry since 8.5 years.

Name : Vaibhav Gupta
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Vaibhav Gupta, Advocate, B.Com, ACS, LLM, Practicing advocate since 2014

Name : Ajay Kumar Jindal
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Ajay Kumar Jindal, Advocate, (B.SC LL.M) degree in Master of Laws from the Panjab University Chandigarh

Name : Kush Kalra
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I am Legal Professional having expertise in constitutional law and arbitration law. I have been the recipient of Duke of Edinburgh award, Gold standard (Queen award).

Name : Ayan Bhattacherjee
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I am a practicing advocate at Calcutta High Court. I got enrolled with the Bar Council of West Bengal in October, 2005.

Name : Mohit K Shah
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I am working as civil judge currently posted at Gandhidham Gujarat. I hold a degree in LL.M.(IPR).

Name : Bibaswan Mukherjee
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I have passed my B.A.LL.B (5 years) from University of Calcutta, Hazra campus. And there after I started practice at the District Judges’ and Sessions court of North 24 Parganas, West Bengal.

Name : Rakesh Nehra
Position : Contributor
Practicing in Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh since 1993.
Areas of specialisation- Civil and criminal matters