Three -Year Experience Rule and the Misplaced Outrage
On 20th May 2025, the three judge bench of Supreme Court in All India Judges Association v Union of India,…
Author: Mahim Dubey
Mahim Dubey is a dedicated legal professional with a rich academic and professional background. A graduate of NLU Delhi with distinction in several subjects like Constitutional Law, Code of Civil Procedure , criminal law clinic and several others. He has qualified UGC NET and ranked AIR 7 in the MP High Court Law Researcher Exam. With a track record of excellence, including qualifying for the mains of multiple judiciary exams like Jharkhand, UP, MP and Delhi, he now actively practices as a criminal defense lawyer in the MP High Court.
Difference between s 9 and s 11 Evidence Act (s7 and s 9 BSA) (Learning law with GPT)
Difference between s 9 and s11 evidence act is difficult to gauge. And hence i asked gpt about it. S9…
Curious case of 3 years Rule- Boon or bane for aspirants? And is it enough?
Post 3 year experience rule- I have witnessed increasing anxiety and hopelessness among several law students. It’s also because economic…
Decoding Section 27: The Cornerstone of Evidence Law
Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, serves as a pivotal provision for both legal practitioners and competitive exam aspirants. Retained verbatim in the proviso to Section 23 of the Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA), this provision has been the subject of extensive judicial interpretation and remains vital for establishing the link between confessions and discoveries during investigations.
In this comprehensive guide, framed in a Q&A format, we analyze Section 27 using recent and landmark judgments to demystify its complexities. This article also serves as an invaluable resource for those navigating the nuances of evidence law.
Decoding Amendment of Pleadings for Judicial Service Examination
Welcome to a legal deep-dive where we unravel the nuances of Order VI Rule 17 CPC—a provision that bridges technicalities with justice by enabling amendments in pleadings. Stay tuned to explore its application, guidelines, and courtroom relevance!