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12 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Understanding CrPC: Arrest, Bail, Trial & Criminal Court Procedures Explained

The Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) is the backbone of India’s criminal justice system. Enacted in 1973, it provides a comprehensive framework for investigating, prosecuting, and trying criminal cases. The CrPC governs how arrests are made, bail is granted, trials are conducted, and appeals are processed in criminal courts across India. It ensures that criminal justice is delivered fairly and systematically, while also defining the rights and responsibilities of the accused and authorities. This blog provides an in-depth explanation of....

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11 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Indian Penal Code (IPC): A Complete Guide to India’s Criminal Law

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the backbone of India’s criminal justice system. Drafted in 1860, it defines crimes and prescribes punishments to maintain law and order. From petty theft to the murder section IPC, this code determines what is crime in IPC and how justice should be delivered. With the introduction of the new IPC law, now replaced by the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), judiciary aspirants and law students must understand both frameworks. In this detailed guide, we’ll explore....

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11 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Uttar Pradesh Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) Vacancy 2025: Know about the exam and tentative date of notification

The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) is expected to announce the Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) Vacancy 2025 in September 2025. This recruitment is a great opportunity for law graduates who want to work in the prosecution department of Uttar Pradesh. The notification will share details such as the total number of posts, eligibility requirements, exam pattern, and selection process. For Judiciary Aspirants - Start your judiciary preparation with the right program: Foundation 3-Year Course, Foundation Ultimate Course, Udaan Foundation....

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11 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Second Appeal to High Court under Code of Civil Procedure, CPC 1908: Analyzing section 100 of the CPC

The Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) provides a system of appeals so that a party who is not satisfied with a court’s decision can seek review from a higher court. A second appeal is one such remedy that is allowed in certain cases. It mainly deals with questions of law and not questions of fact. Second Appeal under Section 100 Section 100 of the CPC allows a second appeal to the High Court against a decree passed in the first....

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10 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Top Social Media Platforms for Judiciary Preparation – Aashayein Judiciary

Social Media – The New Classroom for Judiciary Aspirants The journey of preparing for the judiciary exam is no longer limited to heavy books and long hours in coaching centers. Today, aspirants are actively using social media platforms to access study material, exam strategies, legal updates, and expert guidance in real-time. From Instagram reels to YouTube lectures and WhatsApp updates, learning has become faster, smarter, and more interactive. Aashayein Judiciary, known as one of the best judiciary coaching institutes in....

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10 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Free All India Open Mock Test for Chhattisgarh Judiciary Exam 2025 – Register Now

Preparing for the Chhattisgarh Judiciary Exam 2025 is not just about studying books—it’s about experiencing the real exam before the final day. That’s why Aashayein Judiciary, one of India’s most trusted coaching institutes, is conducting a Free All India Open Mock Test for all aspirants. With years of experience, expert faculty, and a proven track record, Aashayein Judiciary has guided thousands of students toward success. Recognized for its best online coaching for judiciary, the institute blends conceptual clarity, practice, and....

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09 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika

Haryana ADA Recruitment 2025: 255 Posts, Eligibility, Exam Pattern & Syllabus

The Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) has released the notification for the Assistant District Attorney (ADA) posts in 2025. Before applying, you should carefully check the important dates, eligibility, fees, and exam pattern. Important Dates to not miss Event Date Publication of Notification 8 August 2025 Start of Online Applications 13 August 2025 Last Date to Apply Online 2 September 2025 (till 5:00 PM) Last Date to Pay Fee 2 September 2025 (till 5:00 PM) Exam Date To be announced....

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08 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika Chouhan

Junior Legal Officer (JLO) Recruitment 2025 by Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC)

  The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the notification for the Junior Legal Officer (JLO) Recruitment 2025. This is a great opportunity for law graduates, especially those who are not yet eligible for judicial services due to the three-year practice requirement but want to build a career in the public sector. The application process is online, and candidates can apply through the official website of RPSC at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. Application Process Candidates need to follow these steps for applying:....

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08 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika

West Bengal Judicial Service Examination (WBJS) 2025: Check the last date, syllabus, & eligibility

The West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has announced the West Bengal Judicial Service Examination (WBJS) 2023. Candidates who are eligible and interested can submit their applications through the official website of the Commission at psc.wb.gov.in. This year, the recruitment process is being held to fill 54 vacancies for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division). Vacancy Details about the upcoming examination The total number of vacancies is 54, divided into different categories as follows: Unreserved: 23 EWS: 5 Scheduled....

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04 Sep 2025

Posted by: Rishika

Easementary Right under the Limitation Act 1963: Understanding section 25 of the Act

Easement rights are an important part of property law. They allow one person to use another person’s land in a limited way, such as for a pathway, for water, or for receiving light and air. Section 25 of the Limitation Act explains how such rights can be acquired if they have been used continuously for a long time. Easementary Right against Property The section provides that if a person has used the easementary right over the property without disturbance for....

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