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Top 10 Interesting Facts About Supreme Court of India Indian Judicial system is one of the largest in the world and it is led by the Supreme Court of India which is the apex body in the judiciary system. It came into existence on 26th Jan 2018. It is laid down in Part V of chapter V of the Constitution of India from articles 124 to 127. It functions as the custodian of the Constitution. It is the uppermost body which listens to the appeal against verdicts of the High courts of the state and union territories. The Chief Justice of India works as the supreme governing official at Supreme Court. Interesting Facts about Supreme Court of India 1. The Federal court of India which was established by the Government of India Act 1935 and the Privy Council, which were the supreme judicial body in India pre Independence. Supreme court of India was established on 28 January 1950. 2. From 1937-1950 Chamber of Princes (A part of parliament premises at present) was used as the bench...

Alumni of Government Law College in Mumbai. In this series, we will discuss the Alumni of famous law colleges in India. The first one in the series is Government Law College in Mumbai which has produced some of the most famous jurists that India has ever seen. 1.   Soli Sorabjee Soli Sorabjee pursued his studies in law from Government Law College, Mumbai and was admitted to the bar in 1953. At his law school, Sorabjee was awarded the Kinloch Forbes Gold Medal in Roman Law and Jurisprudence.   In 1971, he was designated as a senior advocate of the Supreme Court of India. He also served as the Solicitor General of India from 1977-1980 and served as the Attorney General of India from 1998-2004.   Some famous and important cases fought by him include - Maneka Gandhi, Keshavananda Bharati, IR Coelho, SR Bommai, BP Singhal etc. 2.           Fali Sam Nariman Fali Sam Nariman got his degree in law in 1950, from th...

India, a mixed economy and democratic country, is the plethora of laws. Our judiciary system follows various laws concerned with different issues. We are a country with diversity. Diversity in religions, diversity in lifestyle, diversity in language etc. Therefore diversification in-laws is also there. As of January 2017, there were about 1248 laws. Hence it can be said that our country’s judiciary system is one unique collection of laws. Now as this system is vast in itself, learning it is also quite interesting. Here we will talk about what is the present scenario running on in law studies in India. Legal education mainly refers to the education of lawyers before they start practising in the court of law. In India, the first law university was set up in 1985 in Bangalore named as National Law School of India University. Since then the structure of legal education in our country took its shape. Traditionally the degrees that were granted were of LLB (Bachelor of Laws) and B...

The burden of making a career, get yourself educated and acquiring an esteemed degree makes everyone nervous. Students now a day are in a cut throat competition to over power each other and get the best whatever they could. Students usually drag and slog themselves while studying for several hours yet not making a powerful impact. Hence the need arises to study in a smart way in order to effectively decrease time and manual power. Here are some tips on how to study smart rather studying hard: 1.   Be regular and crisp with your studies: mugging and cramming all that you’ve read in one session doesn’t make you a hard worker. You don’t get the desired results as what you have read gets jammed up allowing decimated interest in other topics. 2.   Give a structure to your studies: studying anything out of blue won't fetch you good results. Hence divide your topics according to hours and subjects according to days. This allows you to manage your work load and helps you to...

Indian society has been rigid in many its form and hence its results have emanated in various fronts. The orthodox setup of our societies has taken a toll on various aspirants by crushing their self-aims and masquerading them by the imposition of forced careers in order to maintain a status in society. Most of the life changing decisions taken by nowadays students rests upon the advice of what their seniors felt hence keeping their own aspirations at bay. While most of their career’s decision is driven by the experience of elders, inspirations from their seniors or incompetent awareness by their teachers. It is never thought about the different calibre that each child possesses.  In such ruthless hierarchical tradition, students often become the scapegoat. SSC exams are one of the most important exams. Every lakhs of students appear for these exams which are used as a tool to calculate a student’s credibility. If they score extremely well then science is suitable, if somew...

India is the largest democracy in the world. India’s constitution drafted by BR Ambedkar is one the most detailed and finest constitution in the world. The constitution not only proclaiming the law and order in a country but also helps to safeguard an individual’s rights hence promoting equality and brotherhood in a country. A detailed study of the constitution which is required for exams like CLAT, AILET, SET etc can be a Lengthy task and very troublesome. Hence here are few brief topics to reduce your burden. Some important features of the Constitution:        1. Consisting of the preamble, 456 articles makes endian constitution the lengthiest.        2.   It draws its inspiration from various sources like        The Fundamental Right inspired from American Constitution,        DPSP inspired from Irish Constitution, Parliamentary Government inspired from British Constitution Independen...

LL.M. Exam Law has seen a stark growth in terms of its employee's sphere where the success ratio emanates for all to see. With its ever expanding realms constituting of law aspirants and professionals, it has become one the most sought after and prestigious profession which promises a bright and successful career. The journey to be a law profession doesn’t end with a degree in your hand, rather experience and skills sets are what really counts for a successful career. Masters in law not just add another feather to our academic hat but rather gives you a plethora of opportunities to dwell upon. LLM is just the right course for the aspirants after they have completed their bachelor's in the same.  Various universities provide these course for the students upon the completion of their bachelor's. LLM garnishes your analytical skills and adds another perspective in your thought process. The career options after LLM are vast and has something for everyone. All the MN...

Law is till date the most sought after career option and demands as much respect and recognition as a doctor or an engineer. A lawyer gets to stay connected to the state authorities. The Common Law Admission Test ( CLAT ) is a non-statutory exam designed in order to secure admission in 17 prominent National Law institutes in India. The test is taken after higher secondary examinations or 12th-gradeexaminations for admissions into integrated law institutes at the undergraduate level for LL.B, or graduate level for LL.M only the  best CLAT coaching in Delhi  can bequeath a deeper understanding of the subject. There’s always a coalition of the state and the lawyer. There’s a major shoot up in the preference for the profession fairly because youngsters these days are inclined towards the plight of the society. Women, in general, are the major sufferers of physical violence, exploitation at work places, molestation and rape. This section needs the most excruciatin...