Supreme Court Judges Launch NALSA Scheme For Victims Of Human -Wildlife Conflict
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/kelsa-nalsa-conference-on-human-wildlife-conflict-co-existence-302454
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/kelsa-nalsa-conference-on-human-wildlife-conflict-co-existence-302454
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Supreme Court Judges Launch NALSA Scheme For Victims Of Human -Wildlife Conflict
The two-day Regional Conference on Human -Wildlife Conflict & Co-Existence organized by the Kerala State Legal Services Authority (KeLSA) under the aegis of the National Legal Services Authority...
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Supreme Court Judges Launch NALSA Scheme For Victims Of Human -Wildlife Conflict https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/kelsa-nalsa-conference-on-human-wildlife-conflict-co-existence-302454
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Compendium of notifications guidelines circulars of central state etc... Use for research paper.
https://scourtapp.nic.in/ebook/index.html
Compendium of notifications guidelines circulars of central state etc... Use for research paper.
https://scourtapp.nic.in/ebook/index.html
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COMPENDIUM ON HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT 2025
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It will help you remember the Punishments under IPCβ
π We will share the list of all Punishment mentioned under Section 53 and beyond that some important tricks as well.
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β POCSO Section 6
βArms Act
βUAPA
βNDPS
βSC ST Act
βCoast Gaurd, BSF, ITBP force Act
βGeneva convention Act
Section #376DB #376AB #120B #364A #121 #195A of IPC
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Offences Punishable With Death Penalty Under IPC It will help you remember the Punishments under IPCβ
π We will share the list of all Punishment mentioned under Section 53 and beyond that some important tricks as well.
π₯Some other laws including-
β POCSO Section 6
βArms Act
βUAPA
βNDPS
βSC ST Act
βCoast Gaurd, BSF, ITBP force Act
βGeneva convention Act
Section #376DB #376AB #120B #364A #121 #195A of IPC
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303: Whoever, being under sentence of imprisonment for life, commits murder, shall be punished with death.
307 Para 2: When any person offending under this section is under sentence of imprisonment for life, he may, if hurt is caused, be punished with death.
Distinction between two Sections 302 and 303 of IPC is that Section 302 of IPC provides for sentence of death as alternative sentence - Only sentence which Section 303 of IPC prescribes is sentence of death - Court has no option under Section 303of IPC to impose any other sentence - Since Section 303 of IPC does not provide for alternative sentence, Section 354(3) of Cr PC has no application to cases arising under that Section - Section 235(2) of CrPC which confers right upon accused to be heard on question of sentence becomes meaningless ritual in cases arising under Section 303 of IPC - In matter of Dilip Kumar Sharma vs State of M.P., Supreme Court hold that Section is Draconian in severity, relentless and inexorable in operation - Court strike down Section 303 of IPC as unconstitutional and declare it void - All cases of murder will fall under Section 302 of IPC and there shall be no mandatory sentence of death for offence of murder - Petitions may be placed before Division Bench for disposal on merits in light of above judgments
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Why section 307 of IPC is not unconstitutional if 303 is303: Whoever, being under sentence of imprisonment for life, commits murder, shall be punished with death.
307 Para 2: When any person offending under this section is under sentence of imprisonment for life, he may, if hurt is caused, be punished with death.
Mithu Singh v. State of Punjab, 1983
Distinction between two Sections 302 and 303 of IPC is that Section 302 of IPC provides for sentence of death as alternative sentence - Only sentence which Section 303 of IPC prescribes is sentence of death - Court has no option under Section 303of IPC to impose any other sentence - Since Section 303 of IPC does not provide for alternative sentence, Section 354(3) of Cr PC has no application to cases arising under that Section - Section 235(2) of CrPC which confers right upon accused to be heard on question of sentence becomes meaningless ritual in cases arising under Section 303 of IPC - In matter of Dilip Kumar Sharma vs State of M.P., Supreme Court hold that Section is Draconian in severity, relentless and inexorable in operation - Court strike down Section 303 of IPC as unconstitutional and declare it void - All cases of murder will fall under Section 302 of IPC and there shall be no mandatory sentence of death for offence of murder - Petitions may be placed before Division Bench for disposal on merits in light of above judgments
What provisions of BNS deals with the aforesaid provisions of IPC?
#BNS@CurrentLegalGK
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Constitutional Morality And 130th Amendment
https://www.livelaw.in/articles/constitutional-morality-and-constitution-130th-amendment-bill-2025-and-302452
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Constitutional Morality And 130th Amendment
The relationship between law and morality has long occupied philosophers and jurists. Lon Fuller distinguished between the βmorality of lawβ and the βmorality of duty,β while H.L.A. Hart cautioned...
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A Need For Quota For Women Judges In Supreme Court
https://www.livelaw.in/articles/a-need-for-quota-for-women-judges-in-supreme-court-302417
https://www.livelaw.in/articles/a-need-for-quota-for-women-judges-in-supreme-court-302417
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A Need For Quota For Women Judges In Supreme Court
With the recent elevations, three in May and two in August, the Supreme Court has reached its full sanctioned strength of 34 judges, including the Chief Justice of India. Yet, the appointments have...
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Beyond Formality: Why Written Grounds Of Arrest Must Reach Both Accused And Their Families
https://www.livelaw.in/articles/article-22-of-constitution-and-written-grounds-of-arrest-analysis-302404
https://www.livelaw.in/articles/article-22-of-constitution-and-written-grounds-of-arrest-analysis-302404
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Beyond Formality: Why Written Grounds Of Arrest Must Reach Both Accused And Their Families
The guarantee under Article 22(1) of the Constitution β that no person shall be arrested without being informed of the grounds of arrest β is one of the most vital protections for personal liberty....
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https://vinodkothari.com/2025/08/ibc-amendment-bill-2025/
Still a bill.
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For those giving exams which have insolvency and bankruptcy code of india 2016 in their syllabus.https://vinodkothari.com/2025/08/ibc-amendment-bill-2025/
Still a bill.
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Roadside Revisions be likeAfcons Infrastructure v. Cherian Varkey, 2010
Read: https://t.me/CurrentLegalGK/4998
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BREAKING| Supreme Court Doubts Correctness Of Judgment Exempting Minority Schools From RTE Act; Refers To CJI
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-doubts-correctness-of-judgment-excluding-minority-schools-from-rte-act-refers-to-cji-302557
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-doubts-correctness-of-judgment-excluding-minority-schools-from-rte-act-refers-to-cji-302557
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Supreme Court Doubts Correctness Of Judgment Exempting Minority Schools From RTE Act; Refers To CJI
The Supreme Court today(September 1) expressed doubt over the correctness of the 2014
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https://www.manupatracademy.com/home/subject-wise-case-guide-law-students-secretary-general-sc-subhash-chandra
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Manupatra Academy
Manupatra Academy β a platform designed to empower teachers, students, and self-learners in the realm of Law, by providing a comprehensive platform that brings together resources and courses.
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Point to be noted here is the court delivered judgment is High Court.
The High Court of Delhi held that asset declarations of Supreme Court judges should be disclosed if there is public interest in disclosure; where the interest is shown, the authority should consult the judge concerned and balance the interest in disclosure against privacy concerns.
Relevancy: Recent declaration of assets by judges of Supreme Court.
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The High Court of Delhi held that asset declarations of Supreme Court judges should be disclosed if there is public interest in disclosure; where the interest is shown, the authority should consult the judge concerned and balance the interest in disclosure against privacy concerns.
Title: Secretary General, Supreme Court of India vs. Subhash Chandra Agarwal 2010
Relevancy: Recent declaration of assets by judges of Supreme Court.
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CENTRAL PUBLIC INFORMATION
OFFICER, SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
v.
SUBHASH CHANDRA AGARWAL
2019 (5 Judges bench)
Upheld the 2010 Delhi High Court judgment (see para 116 at conclusions) ( of course with additional conclusions)
Judicial accountability, judges asset declaration, right to information and CJI office.
Now a mandatory disclosure of assets by SC/HC judges after 2025 resolution.
Case also dealt with procedure and elements considered before appointing judves by collegium system.
#COI@CurrentLegalGK
OFFICER, SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
v.
SUBHASH CHANDRA AGARWAL
2019 (5 Judges bench)
Upheld the 2010 Delhi High Court judgment (see para 116 at conclusions) ( of course with additional conclusions)
Judicial accountability, judges asset declaration, right to information and CJI office.
Now a mandatory disclosure of assets by SC/HC judges after 2025 resolution.
Case also dealt with procedure and elements considered before appointing judves by collegium system.
#COI@CurrentLegalGK
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Police Can Further Investigate Even After Chargesheet Submission; Magistrate's Permission Not Required: Gujarat High Court
https://www.verdictum.in/court-updates/high-courts/gujarat-high-court/manoj-kumar-v-state-2025-gujhc-42612-post-office-ahmedabad-illegal-currency-exchange-demonetization-1589964
https://www.verdictum.in/court-updates/high-courts/gujarat-high-court/manoj-kumar-v-state-2025-gujhc-42612-post-office-ahmedabad-illegal-currency-exchange-demonetization-1589964
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Police Can Further Investigate Even After Chargesheet Submission; Magistrate's Permission Not Required: Gujarat High Court
The Gujarat High Court reiterated that the police has a right to further investigate even after submission of charge sheet before the Magistrate in exercise of powers under Section 173(8) of CrPC.
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'Every Acquittal Of Actual Culprit A Blot On System' : Supreme Court Warns Against Misapplying 'Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt'
https://www.livelaw.in/supreme-court/every-acquittal-of-actual-culprit-a-blot-on-system-supreme-court-warns-against-misapplying-proof-beyond-reasonable-doubt-302654
https://www.livelaw.in/supreme-court/every-acquittal-of-actual-culprit-a-blot-on-system-supreme-court-warns-against-misapplying-proof-beyond-reasonable-doubt-302654
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'Every Acquittal Of Actual Culprit A Blot On System' : Supreme Court Warns Against Misapplying 'Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt'
Minor contradictions or trivial inconsistencies should not be elevated as 'reasonable doubt' to acquit the culprit, the Court cautioned.
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Anna Chandy: the one who stood tall in court - The Hindu
https://www.thehindu.com/children/anna-chandy-the-one-who-stood-tall-in-court/article69987712.ece
https://www.thehindu.com/children/anna-chandy-the-one-who-stood-tall-in-court/article69987712.ece
The Hindu
Anna Chandy: the one who stood tall in court
Anna Chandy: India's first female judge, feminist, and magazine founder, breaking barriers for women's rights and equality.
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