5 Interesting Law Case Studies: A takeaway of knowledge for students

17 Jun 201715 Jun 2017 The Law Blog

For Indians, it is a common phenomenon to undermine the judicial system and mock the professionals by saying they don’t do any work. But is it really true? In the year 2014, the Delhi high court granted a divorce to … Continue reading 5 Interesting Law Case Studies: A takeaway of knowledge for students

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6 books every law student should read!

13 Nov 201614 Nov 2016 The Law Blog

Forget the European and American reading lists for law students. Here we have our own customised reading list for law students in India. Thank us later! Learning the law The ‘all-time favourite’ gets repeated, again. Although the book is not … Continue reading 6 books every law student should read!

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5 Interesting Law Case Studies: A takeaway of knowledge for students

6 books every law student should read!