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How to Get Divorce without Mutual Consent In India
“The great Indian wedding is succumbing to the great Indian divorce”. Perhaps it’s true in India, marriage is one of the most sacramental and ritualistic bonds of the couple and talking about divorce was still unknown to the Hindu law because marriage was considered as an indissoluble union of the husband and wife. There was…
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3 Landmark Cases for Access to Justice
Landmark Indian Judgments Following are the three cases which had brought a tremendous change in the Indian legal system of our country. They are explained as follows- NIRBHAYA CASE This is one of the landmark cases of our Indian society which has led to bringing many changes to our legal system of our country. On…
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Right to Legal Aid and Access To Justice
Right to legal aid mainly means free legal aid should be provided to the poor and the weaker section of the society so that the justice should be provided to them at an affordable price. This provision is mainly mentioned mainly in Article 39A of the Constitution of India. And is also a part of…
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How to Get Anticipatory Bail in India?
Bail implies impermanent arrival of a charged individual anticipating preliminary, in some cases on condition that an aggregate of cash is held up to ensure their appearance in court. At the end of the day discharge or secure the arrival of a detainee on an instalment of safeguard. It might be characterized as security. For…
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Concept of legal aid in India
Legal aid mainly means giving free legal services to the needy people who are unable to afford the advocate for the conduct of the case. The Constitution of India contains the preamble which states the aim to secure people of Indian justice-socio economic and political. “Legal aid” is a legal support, to the poorer and…
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