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Liability for Dangerous Premises
This article has been written by Niti Shah studying BLS/LLB from Pravin Gandhi College of Law, University of Mumbai. INTRODUCTION Have you ever wondered that if there is any kind...
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WBNUJS’ Society for Advancement of Criminal Justice: Call for Blogs
ABOUT WBNUJS’ Society The Society for Advancement of Criminal Justice at WBNUJS is a premier academic society at WBNUJS working in the area of Criminal Law and its allied disciplines....
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Teaching Associate at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration: Salary 40,000 p.m.
ABOUT THE INSTITUTE Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie, the apex institution for the training of senior civil servants wishes to engage the services of bright young...
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Definition of State under Article 12
Author Mansi Malik a fourth-year law student at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, she is currently interning with Lexpeeps.in “The article parlance about the definition of state under article 12 of the...
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Right to Privacy- A Constitutional Perspective
This article is written by Akshaya V, a student of CMR University, School of Legal Studies, Bangalore. Synopsis This article explains a very captivating dimension given to Article 21 of...
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1st National Moot Proposition Drafting Competition: LicitElite
About LicitElite LicitElite focuses on providing assistance to Law students in self-grooming while acquiring better knowledge, by generating an exclusive learning platform through activities like law classes, blog writing, competitions...
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National Article Writing Competition by Vakalat Works in association with The Legal Assistance (TLA)
About the Organizers: “Vakalat Works” is an initiative to bring to you all the law ’Full’ information. We aren’t as complex as judgments pronounced we’re precise. We build study materials from...
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Jurisdiction and Place of Suing under CPC
This article is written by Bhavna Arul, a fourth-year law student from Symbiosis Law School. INTRODUCTION Jurisdiction is derived from the Latin words Juris which means “law” and Dicere which...