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Written by SOLE faculty and practising advocates — articles worth reading between study sessions.

KINDS OF SUCCESSION UNDER FAMILY LAW Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

KINDS OF SUCCESSION UNDER FAMILY LAW

Succession deals with the transfer of property after the demise of an individual. The regulation that deals with the inheritance of property is known as the law of succession.

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the concept that was introduced in 2013 under the Companies Act, 2013. India is one of the few countries that have adopted the concept of CSR as incorporated under Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013.

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MALICIOUS PROSECUTION UNDER INDIAN TORT LAW Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

MALICIOUS PROSECUTION UNDER INDIAN TORT LAW

Definition of ‘Malicious Prosecution’: It was in the case of West Bengal State Electricity Board v. Dilip Kumar Ray[1] that the Court defined the term ‘malicious prosecution’ in the following words: “A judicial proceeding instituted by one person against another, from wrongful or improper motive and without probable cause to sustain it, is a malicious prosecution.”

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CONFIDENTIALITY IN MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

CONFIDENTIALITY IN MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION

With the rise in the number of disputes and litigations, the burden of courts has eventually increased, and there has been a growing trend among people to settle their matters outside the court.

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LIBEL V. SLANDER Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

LIBEL V. SLANDER

Defamation is not an unheard-of term for the common people either, as every now and then, news related to such a case is featured and highlighted. Defaming is the act of maligning someone’s reputation through libel or slander.

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BIGAMY UNDER THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955 Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

BIGAMY UNDER THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955

The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, is seen as a landmark social legislation as it has reformed the law of marriage. It has curtailed the religious and ceremonial overtones and instead brought in more practical and contractual aspects.

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CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS (under IPC) Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS (under IPC)

Capital punishment or the death penalty is a punishment given by the government under the Indian Penal Code, 1860, for the most heinous of crimes such as murder, abetment of suicide of a child, waging war against the government, etc., and which fall under the “rarest of the rare” category.

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PHONE TAPPING AND RECORDED EVIDENCE IN INDIA Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

PHONE TAPPING AND RECORDED EVIDENCE IN INDIA

Has Privacy become history? The increasing number of trials in the court wherein a telephone recording is desired to be used by either of the parties as a shred of evidence suggests that private thoughts are not private anymore.

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PLEA OF ALIBI UNDER THE EVIDENCE ACT Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

PLEA OF ALIBI UNDER THE EVIDENCE ACT

The Latin word ‘Alibi’ actually means ‘elsewhere’. The given terminology is put to use when the accused takes the plea that, when the incident took place, he was at some other place.

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RIGHT TO PRIVACY UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION Blogs

29 October 2026 · By SOLE Faculty

RIGHT TO PRIVACY UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION

The conceptualization of the term ‘privacy’ can be traced back to ancient text of Hindus. If one takes a look at the Hitopadesh, it is stated that a few matters (like worship, sex, and family matters) should be protected from revelation.

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