Territorial, Substantive, Central, State, Municipal, Customary & Bye-laws
Territorial Laws, Lex loci, Substantive Laws, Central Laws, State Laws, Municipal Laws, Customary Laws & Bye-laws
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Mints – Articles and Videos explaining basic concepts of from the BCI 3 year and 5 year LLB syllabus.
Guide For Information Seekers, CPIOs & Public Authorities – RTI Act 2005
A Guide For Information Seekers, Central Public Information Officers & Public Authorities Under The Right To Information Act 2005.
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Right to information (RTI) – Concepts and Legislation
Right to information (RTI) - Concepts and Legislation - Overview of the RTI act and the Guide to obtaining information under the RTI Act 2005.
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General Defences in Criminal Law and Indian Penal Code
General Defences in Criminal Law and Indian Penal Code, Judicial Acts, Mistake of fact, Accident, Absence of criminal intent, Consent, Trifling acts, Private defense
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Meaning of Crime and General Principles of Criminal Law
Meaning of Crime and General Principles of Criminal Law. Actus reus. Mens Rea - necessary conditions for a crime.
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Writ Petitions – Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari, Quo warranto & PILs
Writ Petitions. Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari, Quo warranto - Right to Constitutional Remedies - Articles 32-35. Public Interest Litigation
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Remedial Measures available in Civil and Criminal cases
Remedial Measures available in Civil and Criminal cases. Damages, Restitution, Coercive, Declaratory, Compensation, Specific Relief.
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Principles of Pleading
Principles of pleading. Rules of Pleading. Exceptions to the rules of pleading. Definitions of pleading.
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Types, Techniques and Theories of Punishments
Types, Techniques & Theories of Punishments. Deterrent Theory, Preventive Theory, Reformative Theory, Retributive Theory, Compensation Theory
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Reasoned Decisions or Speaking Orders
Reasoned Decisions or Speaking Orders - Third principle of Natural Justice. An order which mentions the reason(s) for arriving at the decision
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Exceptions to the Rule of Natural Justice
Exceptions to the Rule of Natural Justice. Emergency, Confidentiality, Routine matters, Impracticability, Interim Preventive Action, Legislative Actions, Statutory Exception, Contractual Arrangement
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