#LegalConcepts

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"Understanding jurisdiction: It's all about which court holds the power to resolve a case. Learn more about this legal concept and how it affects the outcome of disputes."

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#SubstantiveLaw Vs. #ProceduralLaw #Laws in are essential to maintain #peace and order in any #society. There are some laws which define the #rights and #liabilities of the parties and some others which tell how the proceedings should be carried on by the functionaries. And thus, laws can be categorised into two parts i.e. procedural law and substantive #law. Every law that is enforced in India today can be put under either of these two categories. These two terms have often been used in common parlance by many #LegalExperts, #officers and various #newspapers, hence the meaning and difference between the two demand a closer scrutiny and deliberations. Read More: http://lawfultalks.com/substantive-law-vs-procedural-law/ ( link in bio) . . #UnderstandingLaw #Lawyer #LawStudent #LawyerLife #LegalConcepts #LawSchool

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What are #AlimonyLaws like in India? Alimony is a monetary aid provided to a financially weaker spouse in order to maintain his/ her standard of living same as before separation. The compensation typically depends upon the law of the land. However, different laws are applicable to different religions. Read More: http://bit.ly/AlimonyLaws . #Divorce #Alimony #Law #Maintenance #Lawyers #DivorceLaw #DivorceLawyer #LegalConcept #KnowYourLaws #LegalSeparation #Legal

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Court Fees and Suits Valuation

#LegalConcept - Court Fees and Suits Valuation

The court fees are dealt under the Court Fees Act, 1870 and it extends to the whole of India and it commenced on the first day of April, 1870. A fee which may be imposed upon a litigant in order begin a lawsuit or start a legal dispute resolution case. The fee may represent covering administrative costs. In India this can refer to stamps that may be attached to court documents which instruct the…

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Media Laws in India Author - Priyanka Raghuvanshi #MediaLaw is a collection of a variety of laws and ethical standards that influence the work of the media. Different forms of media are subject to different regulations. The law relating to #MassMedia does not constitute a single field of law but is rather comprised of a diverse set of laws and provisions that are scattered across the entire legal framework. The foundations of the principles of media law can be found in the constitutions of many countries, specific national legislation, as well as international conventions and acts dealing with this subject. Read More: http://bit.ly/2Xp7iim #Media #Censor #Newspaper #Journalism #FreedomOfPress #Press #Law #LegalConcepts https://www.instagram.com/p/BzfaBkTJstO/?igshid=1tq8azuh315mt

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Basic Structure of Constitution The #ConstitutionOfIndia has stated some basic features that cannot be altered through amendments by Parliament. This is known as BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE. This gives power to #SupremeCourt to review and repeal the Constitutional amendments and acts enacted by Parliament which contradicts the basic features of the constitution. These basic features or basic structure is the backbone of the constitution and authorities are obliged to follow them while enacting Constitutional amendments and acts. Read More: http://bit.ly/2O5iCRE #IndianConstitution #Law #Lawyer #BasicStructureOfConstitution #Doctrine #ConstitutionalAmendment #LegalConcept https://www.instagram.com/p/B0GALsLpCp0/?igshid=l1uppubripn8

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#InherentPowers of the #Courts The powers conferred to #Courts in addition to their original wands of #justice are referred to as the Inherent Powers of the Court. These are left to the discretion of Court to decide the implementation of these powers; never hindering the Code of Civil Procedure which bounds the working methodology of Courts. The Inherent Powers finds their existence under Section 482 of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, which says that “Nothing in this Code shall be deemed to limit or affect the inherent powers of the High Court to make such orders as may be necessary to give effect to any order under this Code, or to prevent abuse of the process of any Court or otherwise to secure the ends of justice. “ Different Courts are allotted with a different set of powers depending upon their position in #judicialhierarchy. Read more - http://lawfultalks.com/inherent-powers-of-the-courts/ . . . . . . . #AccessToJistice #PowersOfCourt #LegalArticle #Law #LawStudents #LegalConcept #Court #HighCourt #SupremeCourt https://www.instagram.com/p/B_eXhNspDzi/?igshid=d3lo5iz31v28

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Doctrine of Blue Pencil The blue pencil doctrine is a legal concept, where a court finds that which portions of a contract is void or unenforceable, and which portions of the contract are enforceable. Read More: http://bit.ly/2XCG8om #BluePencil #Consideration #LawOfContract #LawfulAndUnlawfulProvisions #LegalConcept #Law #Contract #Lawyers https://www.instagram.com/p/Bzrvg7ZJCpR/?igshid=459apcw1qndp

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Court Fees and Suits Valuation

#LegalConcept - Court Fees and Suits Valuation

The court fees are dealt under the Court Fees Act, 1870 and it extends to the whole of India and it commenced on the first day of April, 1870. A fee which may be imposed upon a litigant in order begin a lawsuit or start a legal dispute resolution case. The fee may represent covering administrative costs. In India this can refer to stamps that may be attached to court documents which instruct the…

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Elections in India

#LegalConcept - Elections in India

India has a parliamentary system governed under the Constitution of India, which states the decentralisation of power among central and state government. The head and supreme commander-in-chief for all defence forces India is the President of India. Election commission is a federal body, enacted under the provisions of the constitution, responsible for monitoring and administering all the…

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Elections in India

#LegalConcept - Elections in India

India has a parliamentary system governed under the Constitution of India, which states the decentralisation of power among central and state government. The head and supreme commander-in-chief for all defence forces India is the President of India. Election commission is a federal body, enacted under the provisions of the constitution, responsible for monitoring and administering all the…