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05 Jun 2025 10:01

For English and Hindi Language, and static, current affairs GK which will be coming in upcoming preliminary exams will be covered here in the form of Quizzes.

Join it when prelims gets over 🙂 @LegalQuizzes

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04 Jun 2025 17:50

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/centre-announces-population-census-caste-to-be-counted/article69656894.ece

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04 Jun 2025 15:14

🛕♀️ Indian young lawyers association v. Union of India 2018 [SABRIMALA]

The detailed discussion on Article 13 "law" and "laws in force" - Ghost of Narasu Appa Mali

Conclusion: The decision in Narasu, in immunizing uncodified personal law and construing the same as distinct from custom, deserves detailed reconsideration in an
appropriate case in the future.

After reading a lot I got this 🙂

Still I feel this is the most comprehensive analysis which would be used in near future if UCC is not implemented soon.

Must Quote on UCC:
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04 Jun 2025 14:16

YOGYAKARTA PRINCIPLES

In 2006, in response to well-documented patterns of abuse, a distinguished group of international human rights experts met in Yogyakarta, Indonesia to outline a set of international principles relating to sexual orientation and gender identity. The result was the Yogyakarta Principles: a universal guide to human rights which affirm binding international legal standards with which all States must comply. 

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04 Jun 2025 11:08

#Question@CurrentLegalGK

2 Hindus marry under special marriage act their intestte and testamanetary succession of proprerty will be governed by __?

a. Mitalshara law
b. Dayabhaga law.
c. Hindu Succession Act.
d. Indian Succession Act
e. Unki marzi apne ko kya.

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04 Jun 2025 08:00

👨‍⚖️ RAJU NAIDU
v.
CHENMOUGA SUNDRA
2025

The High Court further observed that Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (hereinafter referred to as ‘TP Act’) will not be applicable to the facts and circumstances of this case as the appellant had knowledge about the pendency of the suit and had entered into agreement with the father of the respondent Nos. 1 to 8.

Affirmed by supreme court.

In this case conflict between Section 52 lis pendens and section 53A part performance, 52 prevails over 53A due to limited rights given to the transfree pendent lite.

Facts are mostly related to a dispute between father and heirs on property was pending and father executed a sale agreement in favour of third person and decree came in favour of heirs now third person claims 53A.

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04 Jun 2025 07:23

Passing Of Any Law By Parliament Or State Legislature Can't Be Held To Be Contempt Of Court : Supreme Court
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-salwa-judum-case-any-law-passed-by-parliament-cannot-be-contempt-of-court-294172

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03 Jun 2025 23:11

Can Courts Hear Disputes Arising Out Of Properties Which Are Covered By Pre-Constitutional Agreements Between Princely States And The Union? SC To Consider
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-disputes-properties-pre-constitutional-agreements-between-princely-states-and-the-union-294094

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03 Jun 2025 21:04

'You May Be Kamal Haasan But You Can't Hurt Sentiments Of Masses': Karnataka High Court Tells Thug Life Actor To Apologize For Remarks
https://www.livelaw.in/high-court/karnataka-high-court/karnataka-high-court-kamal-hassan-movie-thug-life-kannada-language-controversy-294133

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03 Jun 2025 09:03

⚡ State of UP v. Kaushalya 1963 - Held- Right to movement of sex workers can be restricted.

WHAT DOES REASONABLE RESTRICTION IMPLIES❓

Whether a restriction is
reasonable in the interests or the general public cannot be answered on a priori reasoning; it depends upon the peculiar circumstances of each case.

Chintaman Rao v. State Of Madhya Pradesh 1950 succinctly defined the expression "reasonable restrictions" thus :
"The- phrase "reasonable restriction" connotes the limitation imposed on a person in enjoyment of the right should not be arbitrary or of an excessive nature, beyond what is required in the interests of the public. The word "reasonable" implies intelligent care and deliberation, that is, the choice of a course which reason dictates."

A fairly exhaustive test to ascertain the reasonableness of a provision is given by Patanjali Sastri C.J. in
The State Of Madras v. V.G Row 1952
"It is important in this context to bear in mind that the test of reasonableness, wherever prescribed should be applied to each individual statute impugned, and no abstract standard, or general pattern, of reasonableness can be laid down as applicable to all cases. The nature of the right alleged to have been infringed, the underlying purpose of the restrictions imposed, the extent and urgency of the evil sought to be remedied thereby, the disproportion of the imposition, the prevailing conditions at the time, should all enter into the judicial verdict."


If we may say so, with respect, this passage summarized the law on the subject fully and precisely.
The reasonableness of a restriction depends upon the values of life in a society, the circumstances obtaining at a particular point of time when the restriction is imposed, the degree and the urgency of the evil sought to be controlled and similar others.

Proportionality
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03 Jun 2025 05:26

#Question@CurrentLegalGK

A, B and C are creditors of D. D satisfies the debt of C alone by transferring all his property to C and nothing is left for A and B. Can A and B get this transfer declared void?

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02 Jun 2025 20:07

Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act, 1950.

ARTICLE 51A (a)
It shall be the duty of every citizen of India—
(a) to abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals and institutions, the National Flag and the National Anthem;

Flag Code rules 2002.

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02 Jun 2025 15:53

✓ Settled case law on Article 12 state or other authorities
Pradeep Kumar Biswas v. Indian Institute of Chemical Biology 2002


✓ INDIA v. UK - "writ Jurisdiction"

Scope of issuing a writ, order, or direction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India is much broader than the high prerogative writs issued by the British Courts and this position has been recognised by this Court in the case of Andi Mukta Sadguru Shree Muktajee Vandas Swami Suvarna Jayanti Mahotsav Smarak Trust and Ors. v. V.R. Rudani & Ors. and following the said decision, Courts in India have consistently issued writs even to private persons performing public duties and this position has further been reiterated by the recent judgment of this Court in the case of Kaushal Kishor vs. State of Uttar Pradesh 2023

In Andi Mukta v. VR Rudani 1989 (supra) The law relating to mandamus has made the most spectacular advance. It may be recalled that the remedy by prerogative writs in England started with very limited scope and suffered from many procedural disadvantages. To overcome the difficulties, Lord Gardiner (the Lord Chancellor) in pursuance of Section 3(1)(e) of the Law Commission Act, 1965, requested the Law Commission “to review the existing remedies for the judicial control of administrative acts and omissions with a view to evolving a simpler and more effective procedure”. The Law Commission made their report in March 1976 (Law Commission Report No. 73). It was implemented by Rules of Court (Order 53) in 1977 and given statutory force in 1981 by Section 31 of the Supreme Court Act, 1981. It combined all the former remedies into one proceeding called Judicial Review.

In UK, however, the prerogative writ of mandamus is confined only to public authorities to compel performance of public duty. The “public authority” for them means everybody which is created by statute — and whose powers and duties are defined by statute. So government departments, local authorities, police authorities, and statutory undertakings and corporations, are all “public authorities”. But there is no such limitation for our High Courts to issue the writ “in the nature of mandamus”. Article 226 confers wide powers on the High Courts to issue writs in the nature of prerogative writs. This is a striking departure from the English law. Under Article 226, writs can be issued to “any person or authority”. It can be issued “for the enforcement of any of the fundamental rights and for any other purpose.”

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02 Jun 2025 11:03

BUDHADEV KARMASKAR
v.
THE STATE OF WEST BENGAL
2022

Article 142 Order to fill legal lacunae till 2016 recommendations of committee are fulfilled by statutory law.

1. Article 14, 19, 21 available.
2. Equal treatment as other sexual assault victim (if any)
3. Sex work is not illegal but running a brothel is illegal.
4. child of sex worker living in brothel should not be presumed to be a child who has been trafficked and separated from her mother, DNA test can be conducted if necessary to identify whether she is mother or not.
5. Media must not disclose identity of sex workers during arrest or raid and voyerism of offence must be used if necessary.

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02 Jun 2025 10:53

💒 Fundamental or legal rights of Sex Workers in India.

✓ Important for essay and basic legal awareness

🧠 Synopsis of the Article
✓ Why and What of Sex Workers
✓ History & Evolution of Sex workers
✓ Legal Position of Sex workers clarified
✓ International Position
✓ Violation of Rights of Sex workers
✓ Case laws
✓ Recent Updates and Conclusion.

🌟 Meaning of Sex Workers
“Prostitution” means the sexual exploitation or abuse of persons for commercial purpose
[Pimp or Panders are type of agent or abeters]
• This is from PITA Act however the definition of WHO is simple one who does business in exchange of sexual work, it can be done in many ways and by all gender.

🌟 History of Sex workers
✓ 2nd Oldest Profession in The World 🌍

History of Vedic Age needs much research, do we are starting from devdasi, which is servant of god where women were dedicated to god and they practice arts and spirituality concurrently in a temple (dance
,music 🎶)

• Later on - From devotion to spirituality it was transformed bcz of invasion in early 2nd millennium and to save girls people were sending them to temples whether girls are skilled in arts or not and they performs dances for entertainment.

📉This was exacerbated after Europe invasions mainly britishers where due to poverty these girls have go indulge in these sex workers practices.

🌟 Legal Position in India
Althought India is a member of various conventions on rights of human/women and even constitution gives right still India lacks a lot in rpotection of their rights.

Immoral Traffick (Prevention) Act, 1956 is the Main Statute apart from it IPC also talks about it in children's context only. (Mention the provision if you know 👇)

PITA Act prohibits certain actions that facilitate prostitution, These actions include managing a brothel, living off the money earned through prostitution, soliciting or luring a person into prostitution, trafficking children and women for prostitution, etc.

Article 23 prohibits human traficking and forced labour.

🌟 International Position
Countries such as Canada, Argentina, Germany, and the Netherlands have taken steps to decriminalise the profession and to regulate it, subjecting it to the same labour rules as any other Normal Profession.

🌟 Human Right Violation

According to almost every report whether amnesty international or Ministry of Women report.

All says - Health issues like HIV, legal protection issues due to biased behaviour by police and society, killings and the root causes are Poverty & unemployment, which is also due to many factors + Rape victims are to introduced here sometimes.

🌟 Landmark Judgments (Important)

✅State of Uttar Pradesh Vs. Kaushalya, Supreme Court held that the right of movement of prostitutes may be restricted on ground of Public Health and in the interest of Public Morals.

✅Kajal and others V. State of Maharashtra 2020
Adult woman has the right to choose her profession.

🌟 Recent Judgments and Conclusion
✅ Budhadev Karmaskar v. State of West Bengal 2022

✓ Any sex worker who is a victim of sexual assault should be provided with all facilities available to a survivor of sexual assault, including immediate medical assistance, in accordance with Section 357C of the Code of Criminal Procedure

✓ Police should treat all sex workers with dignity, they enjoy all rights as other citizens.

✓ Press Council of India should be urged to issue appropriate guidelines for the media to take utmost care not to reveal the identities of sex workers, during arrest, raid and rescue operations, whether as victims or accused and not to publish or telecast any photos that would result in disclosure of such identities. Besides, the newly introduced Section 354C, IPC which makes voyeurism a criminal offence, should be strictly enforced against electronic media, in order to prohibit telecasting photos of sex workers with their clients in the garb of capturing the rescue operation.

👆 These guidelines were mainly Issued.

Regulation will AID sex workers.

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#Discernible_Topics
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04 Jun 2025 17:51

The Census of India is conducted under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and the Census Rules, 1990. The last Census of India was conducted in 2011 in two phases. Phase I comprised House Listing (HLO) and was conducted from April 1 to 30 September 2010 and phase II known as the Population Enumeration was done from February 9- February 28, 2011.

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04 Jun 2025 17:33

IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL PROVISIONS FOR WOMEN IN INDIA

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04 Jun 2025 14:35

Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India 2017

EXPLAINED CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY

Yogyakarta principles not binding in India.

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04 Jun 2025 14:14

Supreme Court May Not Have Legalised Same-Sex Marriage But Such Couples Can Very Well Constitute A Family: Madras High Court
https://www.livelaw.in/high-court/madras-high-court/madras-high-court-liberty-to-lesbian-woman-to-go-with-partner-marriage-not-sole-mode-for-family-294218

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04 Jun 2025 10:59

Tamil-Kannada Row: How Are Kannada and Tamil Connected?
https://www.deccanherald.com/specials/daughter-or-sister-how-are-kannada-and-tamil-related-3566160

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04 Jun 2025 07:42

Chandi Prasad v. Jagdish Prasad 2004

Doctrine of MERGER explained:
The doctrine of merger does not make a distinction between an order of reversal, modification or an order of confirmation passed by the appellate authority. The said doctrine postulates that there cannot be more than one operative decree governing the same subject matter at a given point of time. It is trite that when an Appellate Court passes a decree, the decree of the trial court merges with the decree of the Appellate Court and even if and subject to any modification that may be made in the appellate decree, the decree of the Appellate Court supersedes the decree of the trial court. In other words, merger of a decree takes place irrespective of the fact as to whether the Appellate Court affirms, modifies or reverses the decree passed by the trial court. ...."

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03 Jun 2025 23:12

Important judgment to come

Article 363 bars the interference of Courts in any disputes which may arise from certain treaties, agreements, covenants, sanad, engagements etc, which were executed between a princely state and the Government of India. 

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03 Jun 2025 21:37

⚡ Awareness for Ignorance is essential

While I agree that sentiments must be respected and not hurt on a large scale as seen in the controversy around certain movies, the State has a duty to educate people. It must make citizens aware that films, comedy shows, actors, and comedians are forms of artistic expression, not authoritative sources of science, law, or any other serious discipline. Unfortunately, many Indians remain highly sensitive to freedom of speech under Article 19(1)(a), which explains the stark contrast between India and the United States in this regard. In India, laws especially restrictions are shaped by the prevailing values of life in society at a given time.

Over the next few decades, the scope of offences and restrictions under Article 19(1)(a) is likely to evolve. Freedom of speech and expression has increasingly become a contentious issue in the current cosmopolitan scenario. On one hand, there's growing demand for greater freedom, as it is foundational to democratic development. On the other hand, some argue for maintaining existing restrictions, often invoking J.S. Mill's harm principle.

However, this is not a debate between individualism and collectivism. In India, we strive to strike a balance—one that tends to favour public interest but is guided by deeper principles such as constitutional morality and scientific temper. These ideals collectively elevate our standard of rights in a diverse and democratic society.

Evergoing debate on 19(1)(a)

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03 Jun 2025 09:33

The Dickie Bird Plan, also known as the Balkan Plan, was a proposal by Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of India, to partition British India into smaller, independent states. This plan, formulated in May 1947, suggested that provinces be declared independent and then allowed to choose whether to join the Constituent Assembly of India or not. Jawaharlal Nehru opposed this plan, fearing it would lead to balkanization of the country. Mountbatten then introduced the June 3 Plan, also known as the Mountbatten Plan, which ultimately led to the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan. 

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03 Jun 2025 08:57

State of UP v Kaushalya 1963

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02 Jun 2025 20:56

UCC UK v. GOA

Difference between uniform civil code of uttarakhand and goa.

These UCCs are really really big statute like current Income Tax Act.

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Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act, 1950.

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राष्ट्रपति पद का संदर्भ-बेकार की बातें
https://hindi.livelaw.in/category/columns/presidential-reference-much-ado-about-nothing-294068

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International Day for sex workers is celebrated for regulation and protection of sex workers Rights

2nd June 1975

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UNDERSTANDING DEFAMATION LAWS IN INDIA

Thompson Reuters.

Simple QnA explanation to criminal and vivil defamation.

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