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Article 40 and 41 of constitution | Every law student must know | AJAY S...

Article 44 Indian Constitution | Uniform Civil Code | every law student

Article 44 of the Indian Constitution | Uniform Civil Code |                        AJAY SHARMA LAW Article 44 is part of the Directive Principles of State Policy (Part IV) . (DPSP)  It means that the government should try to bring one common set of civil laws for all citizens of India, irrespective of religion , in matters like: Marriage Divorce Maintenance Adoption Inheritance Succession  Nature of Article 44 It is not enforceable by courts (Article 37). It is a directive to the State for future legislation. Aims at national integration and equality .  Objective of Article 44 To promote equality before law (Article 14). To remove discrimination based on religion in personal laws. To ensure gender justice , especially for women. To strengthen secularism . LANDMARK CASE LAWS Mohd. Ahmed Khan v. Shah Bano Begum (1985) Supreme Court emphasized the need for a...

section 40 bnss | Arrest by private person | Every law student must know...

According to sec 40 BNSS Yes, a private person can arrest but only for 6 hours with a reasonable and non-bailable & cognizable offense. watch full video on youtube

sources of hindu law | HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 | every law student know|...

WHAT ARE THE SOURCES OF HINDU LAW  ANCIENT  AND MODERN SOURCES    FULL DETAIL WATCH VIDEO ON AJAY SHARMA LAW 

section 528 BNSS | Inherent power of high court | every law student mus...

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Right of the Arrested Person to Consult an Advocate During Interrogation | SECTION 38 | BNSS

Right of the Arrested Person to Consult an Advocate During Interrogation Introduction The year 2023 marked a historic transformation in India’s criminal justice system with the introduction of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) , replacing the 50-year-old Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) of 1973. Among the many reforms, Section 38 BNSS is one of the most significant safeguards for citizens, especially those facing arrest or police questioning. This provision ensures that even after being arrested, a person does not lose their fundamental right to legal support . What is Section 38 BNSS 2023? Section 38 clearly states that an arrested individual has the right to meet an advocate of his choice during police interrogation , although the advocate cannot remain present for the entire duration of questioning. In simple language: If someone is arrested by the police, They can ask for their lawyer to meet them while they are being questioned, But the lawyer is all...