⚡ Explained All Bills/Act/Laws 2023 - Civilsdaily
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😎 As promised here is the material for POCSO Act

⚡Landmark Judgments Under Pocso Act- 2012 and Analysis

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💱🏦💲 Suits of civil nature:


(i) Suits relating to rights to property
(ii) Suits relating to rights of worship
(iii) Suits relating to taking out of religious processions
(iv) Suits relating to right to shares in offerings
(2) Suits for damages for civil wrongs (vi) Suits for specific performance of contracts or for damages for breach
of contracts;
(vii) Suits for specific reliefs;
(viii) Suits for restitution of conjugal rights;
(ix) Suits for dissolution
(x) Suits for rents; of marriages;
(xi) Suits for or on accounts;
(xii) Suits for rights of franchise;
(xiii) Suits for rights to hereditary offices;
(xiv) Suits for rights to Yajmanvritis;
(xv) Suits against wrongful dismissals from service and for salaries, etc.
 
⚡The following are not suits of a civil nature:
(i) Suits involving principally caste questions;
(ii) Suits involving purely religious rites or ceremonies;
(iii) Suits for upholding mere dignity or honour;
(iv) Suits for recovery of voluntary payments or offerings;
(v) Suits against expulsions from caste, etc.

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📄 Decisions which are decrees:

(i) Order of abatement of suit;
(ii) Dismissal of appeal as time barred;
(iii) Dismissal of suit or appeal for want of evidence or proof;
(iv) Rejection of plaint for non-payment of court fees;
(v) Granting or refusing to grant costs or instalment;
(vi) Modification of scheme under Section 9z of the Code;
(vii) Order holding appeal not maintainable;
(viii) Order holding that the right to sue does not survive;
(ix) Order holding that there is no cause of action;
(x) An award passed by Lok Adalat.


⚡Decisions which are not decrees:

(i) Dismissal of appeal for default;
(ii) Appointment of Commissioner to take accounts;
(iii) Order of remand;
(iv) Order granting or refusing interim relief;
(v) Return of plaint for presentation to proper court;
(vi) Dismissal of suit under Order 13 Rule I;
(vii) Rejection of application for condonation of delay;
(viii) Order holding an application to be maintainable;
(ix) Order refusing to set aside sale;
(x) Order directing assessment of mesne profits.

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💥CLAT 2024 Examination Paper 🤩

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The CLAT PG exam this year presented a significant departure from the traditional pattern, with an unexpected increase in the number of passages and questions. The exam comprised 24 passages, each accompanied by five questions, resulting in a lengthy and time-consuming test. While the overall difficulty level was moderate, the sheer volume of passages proved challenging for many test-takers, leaving them unable to complete the exam within the allotted time.

The exam's shift of focus from recent case laws was evident,

with only five passages covering cases from 2023.

Interestingly, only one passage delved into cases from 2021, while three passages focused on cases from 2022. This reduced emphasis on recent cases may be due to the fact that landmark cases provide a more stable foundation for legal reasoning and analysis.

Jurisprudence questions proved to be straightforward and easy to answer, demonstrating a clear distinction from the more complex and nuanced questions that have appeared in previous years. Public international law, with its two passages, also maintained a moderate difficulty level. The genocide passage was relatively easy, while the non-intervention passage posed a slightly greater challenge.

Criminal law passages, on the other hand, were generally considered easy, suggesting that this area of law was not a major focus of the exam.

In an interesting departure from the usual pattern, the Specific Relief Act questions were not based on any specific provisions or case laws but rather on the object and reason of the Act. This shift suggests that the exam is moving towards assessing candidates' ability to understand the underlying principles and objectives of a law rather than simply relying on rote memorization of legal provisions and precedents.

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TIP - Focus on comprehensive preparation and as always focus should be given to static syllabus more and then on recent case laws but don't think that this will repeat next year 🙂

Clat PG 2024 Paper

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Jinhone exam nahi diya ek baar try krna kuch questions waise to hum kuch important passage share krenge subke liye.

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📝 CLAT PG PAST YEAR PAPERS

A Woman Facilitating Act Of Rape With A Group Of People May Be Prosecuted For 'Gang Rape' U/S 376D IPC: Allahabad High Court
https://www.livelaw.in/news-updates/allahabad-high-court-376d-ipc-gang-rape-woman-facilitating-act-rape-group-people-prosecuted-221469

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Constitutional Tort MCQ

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GNCTD CASE MCQs
Question on cases relied

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Human right handbook with lots of case laws on constitution