Letters to an Aspiring Judge (Part I)
First published at livelaw – https://www.livelaw.in/columns/letters-to-an-aspiring-judge-part-i-145570 Letters to an Aspiring Judge (Part I) [1] Since you’re here, I take it
Book Review : Anita Gets Bail by Arun Shourie
In order to be a good judge, one should always, from time to time, take a step back and look
DOs and DONTs for Investigating Officers on seizure and preservation of electronic evidence.
This write up is continuation with the earlier series on electronic evidence, which can be accessed here, here and here.
Explained: Article 35A of the Constitution
The State of Jammu and Kashmir and its special status has always been a contentious issue and extremely polarising; what
Future is here: benefits and implications (legal and otherwise!) of autonomous cars
Driver-less cars (Autonomous Cars or Avs) would soon move from beta testing phase to the release candidate. Our sci-fi movies
Insurer cannot discriminate against persons with genetic disorder says the Delhi High Court
One thing that makes a person truly unique is his or her genetic setup; a “gene,” is fundamental unit of
Commas as aids of interpretation (and lives!)
A lawyer’s task is extremely challenging; he has to convince someone (the Judge!) who is trained and hard-wired not to
Judgment Alert: Execution of an Arbitral Award can be directly sought wherever the assets of the Award Debtor (JD) are located and without the need for a transfer certificate.
Judgment Alert: Sundaram Finance Ltd. Vs Abdul Samad and Air (2018 SC) Execution of an Arbitral Award can be directly sought wherever
H.L.A Hart’s – ‘vehicle in the park’ conundrum; on the method of fair reading of statutes.
This is an example borrowed from the famous jurist H.L.A. Hart. Let’s do a little exercise, there is an ordinance
Understanding the concept of ‘Office of Profit’
The preparation of judicial services examinations cannot happen in silos, current affairs is very essential part of every examination, therefore
