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Hello friends , I am here with another law lesson. Today’s lesson will cover “ The Comptroller and Auditor-General of India ”. You will find this part in Articles 148 to 151 in Constitution of India. This is a very important chapter those who are studying LLB(Law) and preparing for UPSC,PSC,WBCS and IAS examination. I am writing this lesson because one of my blog viewer asked me for creating this lesson. Hope this lesson will be helpful. Please share this article with others so that they can get benefit from this article. CAG( Comptroller Auditor-General)  Intro: The main task of CAG( Comptroller Auditor-General)  is to audit the consolidated fund and other government related fund but it has no sanction power. The CAG sends audit report to President and Governor of states. Constitution of India. Chapter V (Article : 148-151) Present CAG : Sri Rajiv Mehrishi from 25 th September 2017 Article 148 (Comptroller and Auditor General of India [CAG])   Article 148(1) says that...

Indian constitution is the vast written constitution ever made. There are approximate 400 Articles in Indian constitution. Constitution of India is segmented into 12 schedule(22 parts) part IV-A deals with the Fundamental duties of the citizen. Tricks to remember Fundamental duties of the citizen. Constitution (a) has noble ideals (b) which protects (c) defends (d) brothers and woman (e) , heritage (f) environment (g) scientifically safeguard (i) excellent (j) education (k) . Article 51-A (Fundamental Duties of Citizen of India) (a) to abide by constitution and respecting the ideals, institutions, national flag , national anthem of India. (b) to cherish and following the noble ideals which inspires our struggle for freedom of India. (c)   to uphold and protect the sovereignity, unity, integrity of our country India. (d) to defend the country from external aggression and render national service when called upon to do so. (e) to promote harmony and spirit of common bro...

Llb   family law II first semester  Paper code: 3.1.5 Time: 3 Hours      Total Marks: 80 Answer any four out of eight questions 1.  (a) What do you understand by source of any Law? (b) What are the primary sources of Muslim law? (c) Discuss the role of legislation in the development of muslim Law in India. (2+12+6) 2.  (a) Define the form ‘marriage’ or ‘nikaha’. (b) What is the object of muslim marriage? (c) What are thevarious types of Muslim marriage? (d) Critically examine the statement- Marriage among Mohammedans is not a sacrament but purely a civil contract. (4+4+6+6) 3.  (a)What are the principal modes of dissolution of a Muslim marriage? (b) Briefly discuss the types and essential condition of talaqul-sunnat. (c) What is talaq-ul-biddat? Is it in operation in India? Answer with decided case laws. (4+8+8) 4.  (a) What is dower or Mahr? (b) What are the various types of dower? (c) How a muslim wife can enforce her dower right? (d) ...

What is Guardian definition under The Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act 32 of 1956 ? As the act name suggests that the two terms which are very important are (1) Minority (2) Guardian. Here in this part we will just discuss about the Guardian definition. Firstly we will know what the bear Act says about guardian definition then we will discuss the matter. Definition of Guardian: Guardian means a person having the care of the person of a minor or of his property or of both his person and property. Types of Guardian: 1. Natural Guardian 2. Guardian appointed by the will of the minor’s father or mother. 3. Guardian appointed or declared by a court. 4. Person empowered to act as such by or under any enactment relating to any court of wards. What is natural guardian ? The natural guardians of a Hindu minor, in respect of the minor’s person as well as in respect of the minor’s property(excluding his or her undivided interest in joint family property). (A) in the case of boy or unmarried gi...

Burdwan University started its Law department in 1971.Since then it has given many eminent lawyers and Judges to the society. at present it is the only university in West Bengal which offer LLB degree after graduation.       Entrance exam mainly happens in the month of December or January. Degree Name: 3 year LLB(Honours) Course duration: 3 Years(2019-2022) Eligibility criterion: Graduate degree(10+2+3)[ Engineering graduates can also apply] with atleast 45% marks for general candidates and 40% marks for SC/ST candidates. Last date for Application Submission:  12.12.2018  Date of entrance exam:  20.12.2018 Time of Test:  12 Noon Exam Venue:  Golapbag Campus BU Date of publishing result: 09.01.2019 Date of admission counselings: Not yet declared Official website:      http://www.buruniv.ac.in/ Official notofication link: Download Name of Colleges Under BU and Seats BU Golapbag : Total Seat = 60 Hooghly Mohsin College : Tota...

According to Section 36 of Special Marriage Act 1954 – “Where in any proceeding under Chapter V or Chapter VI it appears to the district court that the wife has no independent income sufficient for her support and the necessary expenses of the proceeding , it may, on the application of the wife, order the husband to pay to her the expenses of the proceeding , and weekly or monthly during the proceeding such sum as having regard to the husband’s income , it may seem to the court to be reasonable.” Important points of Section 36 – 1. Applicable for proceeding under Chapter V(Restitution of Conjugal Right and Judicial Separation) and Chapter VI( Nullity of Marriage and Divorce) of Special marriage Act 1954 2. Only wife has the right to claim Alimony pendent lite 3. District court feels that the wife incapable of maintaining her and run expenses of proceeding. 4. District court order husband to pay the reasonable expenses for proceedings which will be paid to wife weekly or monthly. 5. ...