SRD Law Notes

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Refreshing Memory and Rule of Refreshing memory, Can a witness refresh his memory by referring to notes ?

This question is answered in Section 159 to 161 of Indian Evidence Act 1872 which are as follows... Section 159 t…

1) Consolidated Fund Article 266 of the Constitution of India describes it as a fund where all revenues receiv…

The legal profession is such a profession which is interlinked in various ways with multifarious activities…

Distinction between Assignment and Negotiation Assignment literally means ‘transfer’ According to section 130 of the …

The Seven Lamps of Advocacy, which have been referred as the qualities of an advocate to be successful at the bar, …

The Constitution of India makes a number of provision concerning the high Courts. While a detailed discussion of t…

Distinction/ Difference between Bailment and Pledge Sr. No Bailment Pledge 1 …

Kinds of Damages : ( Must read... Difference between Damage and Damages ) There are four kinds of damages; co…

Fact of the case : In this case the appellant was enrolled with the State Bar Council as an Advocate on 16/…

Judicial separation and Divorce are differ from each other. Judicial separation is suspension of conjugal …

The amending Act of 1976 has added the following grounds, :- 1. At least one year old decree or order for separate mainte…

1. Husband living in adultery :- A single instance of the husband having sexual intercourse outside wedlock does not suff…

The word “ mandamus ” means “the order”. The writ of mandamus is thus order by a superior court commanding a pe…

Meaning of petty cash book The word 'Petty' is derived from the French word 'Petit' which means sma…

The court has power to punish every person, body or authority found guilty of Contempt of Court. The Co…

What is Promissory Note ? The Promissory note contains a promise or undertaking to pay a certain sum of money. …

Fact : This case under Advocate Act, 1961 is concerned with professional misconduct of an advocate. In this…