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KRK's controversial tweets case analysis

Case Analysis: KRK’s controversial tweets case

The KRK’s controversial tweets case erupted when a complaint was filed against the actor by Yuva Sena Leader Rahul Kanal who argued that the said actor’s tweets spread hatred. Kamal R Khan was arrested on the very same day. However, this is not the first time such an incident has occurred. KRK has been booked and arrested for similar incidents in the past for posting ‘communal’ tweets targeting actor Akshay Kumar and filmmaker Ram Gopal Verma. This article discusses the legal provisions incorporated in KRK’s controversial tweets case.

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Legal Rights of Students in Canada: All you need to know

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There are various legal rights of students in Canada that sometimes a student is also unaware of it. As a student studying in a foreign country, one should know about the general and legal rights given to them. There are various legal rights of students in Canada. An international student is given as many rights as legal Canadian citizens. In this article, we will see what legal rights are given to international students, etc.

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Fintech laws in India: All you need to know

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“Fintech is booming, and so are associated concerns like frauds, breaches, and cybersecurity risks”. In this article, we will discuss the fintech laws in India. Understanding the term fintech and why we need fintech regulation laws. After that, we will be discussing the services provided by the fintech sector and later on the existing biotech laws in India. In the end, we will look into the future of the fintech sector means what can be seen in the fintech sector in the coming years and we will end our article with a short and crisp conclusion.

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Legal Rights of a Dead Person in India

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This article will make you understand what the legal rights of a dead person in India are and what role, the Indian Penal Code and other acts play in the proper demise of a dead person.

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Trademarks in the Metaverse: All You Need to Know

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Imagine meeting friends living across the borders instantly in a new world just by sitting in the comfort of your home or working in the office without actually stepping into one or even shopping for products in real-time without even leaving the room. What seemed like a distant possibility is now becoming a new truth. It certainly has opened the doors for new markets for different businesses to capitalize on. Trademarks for business are one of the key aspects to generate and interact with potential customers. So if one is planning to launch their products into the metaverse how does one go about it? The following article offers some insight into trademarks in the metaverse.

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11 Legal Rights of a Private Teacher in India: Explained

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So, in this article, we will be knowing about the rights of private teachers and what sought-of remedies they can claim when such rights have been violated.

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The Advocates Protection Bill, 2021: All You Need to Know

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This article examines the most recent legislation designed to safeguard advocates and their families against exploitation, abduction, and wrongful detention. Similar to the Police and the Judiciary, the Advocates society serves as a vital component of the justice delivery system. Advocates, who bridge the gap between the Police and the Judiciary and argue matters in court, lack social security and protection from antisocial groups. If approved, this measure will protect the social and physical safety of attorneys and their families.
The Advocates Protection Bill of 2021 provides advocates with financial and safety. Unlike judges and police, there are no specific regulations protecting advocates against intimidation, coercion, or wrongful imprisonment. This legislation inspires trust in its proponents. This article also aims to cover all key sections and the importance of this measure.

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The Legal Rights of Lawyers in India: All You Need to Know

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Every time a person feels that one of his fundamental rights has been violated or that anything has been done to him that is unjust, he goes to court and represents himself so that justice may be served. But as you are aware, in most cases, a person cannot defend himself in court, thus they require an advocate. In this article, we will be talking about the legal rights of lawyers in India, and also the privileges they enjoy as an advocate.

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How to register as an Advocate: All India Bar Examination

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In the administration of justice, the legal profession is essential. The advocate helps the judge get the best conclusion possible. To help judges or juries make the best conclusion possible, the advocate gathers relevant legal data for the case. The judges wouldn’t be able to render a just decision without counsel. The Advocates Act of 1961’s Sections 16 to 28 control the enrollment and admission of advocates. A person who is registered as an advocate under the Advocates Act, 1961, is referred to as an advocate, per Section 2(1)(a) of that law.

First, the candidate must register with the State Bar Council in order to become an advocate in the territory of India under the Advocates Act, 1961. A state bar council was established under Section 3 of the Advocates Act of 1961 to serve as the governing authority for attorneys registered in the areas it governs.

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Abortion Laws in India: Latest Supreme Court Judgment

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Abortion rights in India are given to women since the 1960s. Earlier there were no rights given to women for abortion. Earlier it was considered a crime and was punishable under section 312 of IPC. A married woman’s husband’s consent is not considered as it’s the woman who has to face the ups and downs of the pregnancy. In this article, we will see about the legal rights of unmarried women, rape victims, etc.

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