In a judgment delivered on April 9, 2013, a Division Bench of Justices BS Chauhan and FM Kalifulla observed that the “two finger test” used in cases of rape, “violates the right of rape survivors to privacy, physical and mental integrity and dignity.” The judgment was delivered in the case of Lillu v State of Haryana where the Appellant had been convicted of the offence of rape and sentenced to seven years of imprisonment.
Future Ventures India has picked up 33% stake in Mumbai-based KFC Shoemaker, owners of footwear brands Tresmode and Solovoga for an undisclosed amount.
KG Raghavan is one of the most well-known Senior Advocates in Karnataka, merging his practice with Dua Associates way back in 1998. In this interview with Bar & Bench, the corporate law expert shares his views on the harsh legal profession, the potential benefits of foreign law firms entering the Indian market, and how individual lawyers can build their own practice.
By Rajneesh Singh
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) began in the year 2008 when a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) forced the National Law Universities (NLUs) to hold a single admission test. It relieved the students from the hassles of having to take multiple entrance exams, but at the same time it also made the admission process a bit complex. I have prepared this note with the intention to help CLAT 2013 takers by estimating the expected cut offs (marks & rank) and giving detailed information and guidelines relating to the admission process.
