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(DR.) HANIRAJ L CHULANI VS. BAR COUNCIL OF MAHARASHTRA AND GOA

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Published On: 9th March, 2024 Authored By: Debadrita Chakraborty St. Xavier’s University Kolkata Linkedin Citation: 1996 AIR 1708, 1996 SCC (3) 342 INTRODUCTION: A lawyer’s full-time commitment to the legal profession elevates it to a nobler profession. The Advocates Act, of 1961, established by the Bar Council of India established regulations pertaining to the profession […]

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Common Law and Civil Law System

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Published On: 24th February, 2024 Authored By: Tanishi Ranjan Jindal Global Law School Linkedin Introduction Worldwide legal systems can be generally divided into two groups: Common Law and Civil Law. These frameworks serve as the cornerstone of legal systems in many nations and have a big impact on the creation, interpretation, and application of laws.

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Salomon V. Salomon Co. Ltd. (1896)

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Authored By: Tejas B BMS College of Law Linkedin INTRODUCTION Salmon v Salmon & Co Ltd is one of the most prominent cases which established the doctrine of Independent corporate existence. This case enumerated both partners and the company as having two separate legal persons. The most fundamental concept in company law has always been

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The Unfolding Tapestry: Constitutional Reflections on Privacy in the Digital Era under Indian Jurisprudence

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Published On: 31st January, 2024 Authored By: Vedanti Wanjari Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur Linkedin ABSTRACT In reaction to the demands of the digital age, the concept of privacy is experiencing a substantial metamorphosis within the vast and complex fabric of Indian constitutional jurisprudence. The Indian Constitution, a visionary document enacted in 1950, now faces the

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S.P. ANAND vs. H.D. DEVE GOWDA AND OTHERS

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Published On: 28th January, 2024 Authored By: Anusha Campus Law Centre, Delhi University Linkedin FACTS The present Prime Minister of India of the time who is also the second respondent in the present case, Shri H.D. Deve Gowda was not a member of either House of Parliament and therefore by the provisions of the Constitution

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