Author Archives: Mayank Shekhar
Life in a law school makes or breaks a student. This article provides ways to deal with the Law School Problems. Introduction A degree in the law can open up the doors in many other careers which other degrees cannot because a law graduate is someone who can work in all three organs of the government. Law being… Read More »
This article deals with the Definition, Nature and Scope of Muslim Marriage. Marriage is a contract under Muslim law. And when two people enter this contract, with it also comes certain rights and duties of both the man and woman. Etymologically, the meaning of marriage according to the Mohammedan dictionary is “the celebration of a marriage contract, marriage… Read More »
This article shall be dealing with Schools of Muslim law. Basically, highlighting the source or the roots of Muslim law and understanding of various Muslim scholars divided into different Schools. If you are interested in reading about its development and evolution in India, you can read my previous article called Development of Muslim laws. To understand the division… Read More »
The sources of Muslim law can be classified into two categories, i.e. (a) Primary Sources and (b) Secondary Sources. Primary sources are those sources which are based on religious beliefs mentioned in holy scriptures or books. And here the legislatures and judiciary are the secondary sources. Introduction Islam is one of the oldest and most followed religions in… Read More »
The article elaborates and lists out the exhaustive provisions included in the Indian Penal Code which are meant for the protection of women and children. An attempt has been made to give a comprehensive picture of the existing provisions including those which were newly introduced by virtue of the 2013 amendment. Introduction IPC or Indian Penal Code is… Read More »
This article aims at looking into the historical development of Muslim Law in India. It is commonly known that Shariat law was followed by Muslims in ancient India. Shariat law is applicable to those persons who enjoin the faith of Islamic law. However, persons who do not follow the Islamic religion in an Islamic State are not subject… Read More »
Jurisprudence is the study of the Theory and Philosophy of Law. This article focuses on factual information concerning the subject. There are several ideas with regards to the meaning of jurisprudence and its nature. Definition and Meaning The term ‘jurisprudence’ has been derived from the Latin term ‘jurisprudentia’ which literally translates to ‘knowledge of law’ or ‘skill in… Read More »
This article titled “A Critical Analysis of the Law of Capital Punishment in India” delves upon the various facets of Capital Punishment and examines the idea of punishment. Since time immemorial, nature has had some laws that are considered eternal. These natural laws, though static in nature, got their dynamism from human beings. As human society started taking… Read More »
This article discusses how an online economics degree is a great undergrad degree for aspiring lawyers. With an economics degree, future law students can take their studies into the edge because of both law and economics deal with behavioural psychology, intersecting principles, importance in money, and most importantly, its relevance and involvement in issues that the world faces… Read More »
There can be a lot of ways for aspiring law students to prepare for the Law School Admission Test or LSAT. You can hire a private tutor, take a class, or practice on your own. Tutors and classes will provide you with the necessary learning materials, but if you choose to strike out alone, you’re going to need… Read More »
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