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11 Apr 2026

Posted by: Aashayein

Constitutional Remedies Explained: From Habeas Corpus to Quo Warranto

The Indian Constitution does not just grant rights. It also gives citizens the tools to protect those rights. One of the most powerful tools available is the writ. A writ is a legal order issued by a court to protect citizens from unlawful actions by the state or public authorities. If your fundamental rights are violated, you do not have to remain helpless. You can go directly to the Supreme Court under Article 32 or to the High Court under....

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09 Apr 2026

Posted by: Aashayein

Constitutional Law: Articles 25 to 28 and the Essential Religious Practices Test

India is a country with a rich diversity of religions, faiths, and beliefs, making constitutional law a crucial subject in every judiciary exam. The framers of the Indian Constitution understood this well, which is why they included a separate set of provisions to protect the freedom of religion as a fundamental right. Articles 25 to 28 of the Constitution guarantee this right to every person in India and are among the most important topics for judiciary exam preparation. However, this....

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06 Apr 2026

Posted by: Aashayein

Article 13 and the Constitution: Understanding the Doctrine of Eclipse and Severability

When the Constitution of India came into force on January 26, 1950, it brought with it a set of Fundamental Rights guaranteed to every citizen. But what happened to the laws that already existed before the Constitution? And what happens when a new law is found to be in conflict with these rights? These are important questions for anyone preparing for judiciary exams. The answers lie in Article 13 of the Constitution, along with two key legal principles: the Doctrine....

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30 Dec 2025

Posted by: Shlok

Mastering Bare Acts for the CBI APP Exam: Essential Study Tips and Strategy

Preparing for the CBI Assistant Public Prosecutor (APP) examination conducted by the UPSC requires a methodical and well-structured approach to statutory law. The examination places a strong emphasis on the core criminal and procedural legal framework, making Bare Acts the primary source of study. Since both objective and descriptive questions frequently rely on the exact statutory language, developing precision in reading the Bare Acts has become crucial, particularly with the introduction of the new criminal laws. Essential Bare Acts for....

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24 Sep 2025

Posted by: Aashayein Judiciary

Understanding Mesne Profits under Code of Civil Procedure 1908

When we study civil law, one important concept we often come across is Mesne Profits. This is a legal term used when someone is in wrongful possession of property and enjoys benefits from it. Courts award mesne profits to make sure that the rightful owner is compensated for the loss they suffered because someone else occupied and used their property unlawfully. Meaning of Mesne Profits According to Section 2(12) of the Code of Civil Procedure, mesne profits are the profits....

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24 Sep 2025

Posted by: Aashayein Judiciary

Understanding Decrees under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Preliminary & Partly Preliminary Decree

A decree is an important part of civil procedure. It is defined in Section 2(2) of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. To put it simply, a decree is a formal declaration made by the court after judgment. While a judgment gives the reasoning, the decree contains the formal and final decision of the case. Once a decree is passed, the rights of the parties are clearly decided and the case comes to an end. Meaning and Nature of a....

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12 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Understanding CrPC: Arrest, Bail, Trial & Criminal Court Procedures Explained

The Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) is the backbone of India’s criminal justice system. Enacted in 1973, it provides a comprehensive framework for investigating, prosecuting, and trying criminal cases. The CrPC governs how arrests are made, bail is granted, trials are conducted, and appeals are processed in criminal courts across India. It ensures that criminal justice is delivered fairly and systematically, while also defining the rights and responsibilities of the accused and authorities. This blog provides an in-depth explanation of....

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11 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Indian Penal Code (IPC): A Complete Guide to India’s Criminal Law

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the backbone of India’s criminal justice system. Drafted in 1860, it defines crimes and prescribes punishments to maintain law and order. From petty theft to the murder section IPC, this code determines what is crime in IPC and how justice should be delivered. With the introduction of the new IPC law, now replaced by the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), judiciary aspirants and law students must understand both frameworks. In this detailed guide, we’ll explore....

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11 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Second Appeal to High Court under Code of Civil Procedure, CPC 1908: Analyzing section 100 of the CPC

The Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) provides a system of appeals so that a party who is not satisfied with a court’s decision can seek review from a higher court. A second appeal is one such remedy that is allowed in certain cases. It mainly deals with questions of law and not questions of fact. Second Appeal under Section 100 Section 100 of the CPC allows a second appeal to the High Court against a decree passed in the first....

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08 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Junior Legal Officer (JLO) Recruitment 2025 by Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC)

  The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the notification for the Junior Legal Officer (JLO) Recruitment 2025. This is a great opportunity for law graduates, especially those who are not yet eligible for judicial services due to the three-year practice requirement but want to build a career in the public sector. The application process is online, and candidates can apply through the official website of RPSC at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. Application Process Candidates need to follow these steps for applying:....

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