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17/04/2026

Trust and honesty are more than just social virtues—in law, they are a fundamental protection. ⚖️🤝

13/04/2026

Sometimes, justice needs a specialized perspective. 🤝⚖️

12/04/2026

"I wasn't even there!" 📍⚖️

11/04/2026

In the eyes of the law, a mistake is not always a crime. ⚖️🔍
LegalMaxims

10/04/2026

The court system is run by people, and sometimes, people make mistakes. But should you pay the price for a clerical error? ⚖️

09/04/2026

Ever wondered how some legal cases proceed even if no physical or financial harm is proven?

08/04/2026

When a life ends, so does the lawsuit. ⚖️🪦

Under the maxim Actio personalis moritur cm persona, certain legal actions—like defamation or personal injury—cannot be inherited or continued once a party passes away. The right to justice in these personal matters is buried with the individual.

02/04/2026

Gemini said
Master the Supreme Court: Your 10-step guide to filing an SLP under Article 136! ⚖️📜

01/04/2026

🚨 Big Digital Shift: New IT Rule Amendments 2026! 🌐
The landscape of the Indian internet is about to change. The government has proposed stricter amendments to the IT Rules 2021, and it’s not just for the tech giants—it impacts every single user. ⚖️

From stricter compliance for social media platforms to new regulations for individuals sharing news and current affairs, the focus is shifting toward total accountability. If you share news online, you need to see this! 🛑

Key Highlights:

🏛️ Stricter Oversight: Social media intermediaries must follow govt directions more stringently.

📢 User Regulation: People sharing news/current affairs may now fall under regulatory scope.

⚖️ Broadened Reach: Accountability expands from just publishers to common users.

🗓️ Feedback Deadline: The Ministry is inviting stakeholder input until April 14, 2026.

How do you feel about these proposed changes? Is this a win for online safety or a concern for digital freedom? 👇

31/03/2026

Understanding the Law: SC Status & Religious Conversion. ⚖️

In Chinthada Anand v. State of Andhra Pradesh (2026), the Supreme Court clarified that Scheduled Caste status is retained only for those practicing Hinduism, Buddhism, or Sikhism. Conversion to any other religion leads to the immediate loss of SC status and benefits. 📑📌

LegalAwareness

⚖️ CASE CLOSED! Res Judicata Explained 🛑Once a court decides, the door is locked. 🔒 No do-overs, no endless lawsuits!Wha...
30/03/2026

⚖️ CASE CLOSED! Res Judicata Explained 🛑

Once a court decides, the door is locked. 🔒 No do-overs, no endless lawsuits!

What you need to know:
✅ Section 11 CPC: The ultimate bar on re-litigation.
✅ Nemo debet bis vexari: No one should be tried twice.
✅ The "Could & Should" Rule: Raise it now or lose it forever. ⏳
✅ The Exceptions: Watch out for Fraud or Lack of Jurisdiction! ⚠️

Swipe to level up your CPC game! ➡️

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