Shobhit Pratap Singh

This course have important lessons on Supreme Court Judgements of 2017 including Right to Privacy, Triple Talaq, Rape with Minor Wife, Seeking votes on the basis of Caste and Religion and other important cases.

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Prelims Focus: Important SC Judgements Of 2017(Daily Series)

Analysis and overview of Right to privacy Judgement. Opinion of Judges and other aspects of the case has been dealt with.

Analysis of Right to Privacy Judgement of Supreme Court- Part I

Part 2 of the Analysis of Right to Privacy Judgement deals with issues like Adhar linkage, LGBT concerns and Data protection.

Analysis of Right to Privacy Judgement of Supreme Court- Part II

Takes up the ingredients of Triple Talaq Judgement and Triple Talaq Bill.

Triple Talaq Judgement and Triple Talaq Bill

Analysis of the judgement delivered by SC which Criminalises sex with minor wife.

SC verdict: Criminalization of Sex with Minor Brides

Placing Ordinances before legislature is mandatory and the practice of Re-promulgation of the ordinances is a fraud practice.

Krishna Kumar Singh v. State of Bihar

Detailed discussion on the case of Abhiram Singh.

Seeking Votes in the name of Caste, Religion, Language, etc. is a Corrupt Practice

Discussion on the curious case of Justice Karnan with a brief history of events.

Justice C S Karnan Case

Directive guidelines have been issued by the SC to prevent the misuse of Section 498A of IPC

Directives To Prevent Misuse of Section 498A of IPC

The supreme court declared as unconstitutional the Assam Parliamentary Secretaries Act 2004. Thehe bench comprising Justice J Chelameswar, Justice R K Agarwal and Justice A M Sapre held that Article 194 of the Constitution of India does not expressly authorised the State Legislature to create the office of Parliamentary Secretary.

States not Empowered to Create Office of Parliamentary Secretary

The Supreme Court of India in Rajeev Raturi vs Union of India and others have applauded the efforts of the centre and advised the states to complete the deadlines to make public place accessible to visually disabled.

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 42m

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Analysis of Right to Privacy Judgement of Supreme Court- Part I

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Analysis of Right to Privacy Judgement of Supreme Court- Part II

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Triple Talaq Judgement and Triple Talaq Bill

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SC verdict: Criminalization of Sex with Minor Brides

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Krishna Kumar Singh v. State of Bihar

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Seeking Votes in the name of Caste, Religion, Language, etc. is a Corrupt Practice

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Justice C S Karnan Case

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Directives To Prevent Misuse of Section 498A of IPC

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States not Empowered to Create Office of Parliamentary Secretary

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Deadlines to Make Public Place Accessible to Visually Disabled