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CERC Recruitment 2026 — 8 Legal & Bench Officer Posts | Salary Up to ₹2.15 Lakh | Apply Before 8 October
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CERC Recruitment 2026 — 8 Legal & Bench Officer Posts | Salary Up to ₹2.15 Lakh | Apply Before 8 October
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How Senior Lawyers Cross-Examine the Investigating Officer | EduLaw Advocates Playbook Series
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How to Stop a Property Sale During a Pending Court Case | Lis Pendens & Injunctions in India | EduLaw Advocates Playbook Series
Learn how Indian lawyers use Section 52 TPA, temporary injunctions and impleadment to deal with property transfers during pending litigation.
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Patna HC: Muslim Husband Can Divorce at Will but Talaq Must Follow Valid Legal Form | Md Sarif Anwar v. Noorjahan Khatoon (2026) — Full Case Analysis
The Patna High Court ruled that a Muslim husband may dissolve his marriage "at his will" without proving cruelty or desertion, but clarified that successive Talaq pronouncements do not constitute a legally irrevocable divorce. The ruling interprets the post-Shayara Bano landscape…
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How Senior Lawyers Win Anticipatory Bail Under Section 482 BNSS | Strategy, Grounds & Case Law | EduLaw Advocates Playbook Series
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IBPS RRB Officer Recruitment 2026: Scale I, II & III Applications Live | Official Links, Dates & Exam Schedule | EduLaw Careers
IBPS CRP RRBs XV Officer recruitment 2026 is live. Check the official application window, last date, Officer Scale I/II/III exam dates, direct apply link, notification PDF and official IBPS sources.
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Wife Demanded Husband Abandon Ailing Mother, Filed False 498A Case Chhattisgarh HC Grants Divorce on Mental Cruelty Ground
Can a wife compel her husband to abandon his elderly mother and then weaponise criminal law when he refuses? The Chhattisgarh High Court, in Vivek Agrawal v. Sarita Agrawal (2026), answered with a resounding no — holding that such conduct amounts to mental cruelty warranting diss..
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Husband Working Away from Wife Can't be Blamed for her Adultary| Full Case Analysis
"She cannot be expected to conduct herself like the pug in the unforgettable Vodafone ad." — Madras High Court dissolves marriage after 16-year separation, rejects Family Court reasoning that a husband's relocation for work enabled his wife's adultery. Title: Wife Is Not a Vodafo…
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Supreme Court Slams BCI Over NALSAR Row: Bar Council Has No Power to Discipline Law Students
The Supreme Court termed the Bar Council of India's enrolment freeze against NALSAR's 2026 batch "absolutely uncalled for," holding that BCI has no jurisdiction over law students and cannot add dissent as a ground for disqualification under the Advocates Act, 1961. Case Details C
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