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Harish Khan

This is Harish Khan, Enrolled as an Advocate with the Bar Council of Delhi. Currently, working as Legal Manager at Blackbull Law House. Pursued B.B.A. LL.B (Hons) Specialised in Business Laws from Himachal Pradesh National Law University, Shimla [H.P]. completed LL.M Specialised in Business Laws from Amity University, Lucknow [U.P].

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The Concept of Spousal Maintenance under Hindu Law

Introduction The responsibility to provide maintenance for aged parents, a virtuous wife, and an infant child must…

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Procedure for filing a trademark under the Trademark Act, 1999

Introduction The registration of trademarks has a long history, beginning in 1876 with some of the earliest…

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Passing Off action for Protection of the Trademark

Introduction The doctrine of “Passing Off” under the Indian Trademarks Act, 1999, serves as a crucial legal…

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Dowry v/s Stridhan: Legal Distinctions and Women’s...

Introduction Dowry and Stridhan are two terms often used in discussions around property rights for women in…

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Types of Marriages under Muslim Law

Muslim Marriage (Nikah): A Social and Legal Contract In Islamic tradition, Nikah, or Muslim marriage, is regarded…

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Cruelty as a Ground for Divorce under Hindu Law

Introduction Cruelty is often viewed as one of the most challenging matrimonial offences to define due to…

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Succession to the Property of a Hindu Male (Hindu Law)

Possible Heirs and Order of Succession Section 8[1] outlines the potential heirs of a Hindu male who…

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Position of Females as Karta (Hindu Law)

Introduction In a Hindu joint family, the Karta serves as the senior-most male ascendant and manager of…

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Constitution, Powers and Functions of Family Courts

Introduction Established under the Family Courts Act, 1984, family courts in India aim to address disputes related…

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Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage (Hindu Law)

Introduction     The concept of irretrievable breakdown of marriage refers to a situation where the marriage…

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Doctrine of Pious Obligation (Hindu Law)

The Doctrine of Pious Obligation The Doctrine of Pious Obligation is a principle in Hindu law that…

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Legal framework for a valid Hindu Marriage (Hindu Law)

Introduction Marriage in Hindu culture is regarded as a sacred bond, transcending mere legality and symbolizing a…