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V.ELANCHEZHIYAN M.A.LL.M , Practicing Advocate in Supreme Court of India


Brief Description of the Articles:


1. Genesis of Well Known Trademarks: Interposing Harm Principles.


2.The Constitutional promise to keep: Rural Insurance Perspective.


3. Dimension of Burden of Proof.

Bapu is back!!!!!!!!

Bapu is back!!!!!!!!
Bapu is back!!!!!!!!

Anna Hazare declared as the most corrupt person!!!
Comparing Anna Hazare with Gandhi is blasphemous, insouciant!!!
Corruption, Corruption, Corruption every where,
Anna hazare is corrupt!

Where was he these days, strolling in the beauty of Khemkaran border during 1965?
Enjoying in Ralegan Siddhi, in the Parner tehsil of Ahmednagar district all these years?
Comforting in the cosy chairs of the centralized a/c rooms?
Was his new venture in 1991 called Bhrashtachar Virodhi Jan Aandolan fetched him a political seat?

Is it not a malafide intention to become selfless?
Was this a sheer publicity stunt?
Why did he take up the mantle now?
Bhrastachari anna hazare down, down!

Who is bhrast and who is maha bhrast?
I, you, all of us are corrupt,?
What is the locus to raise voice against the corrupt?
Should we first cleanse ourselves before we stand against corruption!

Perseverance conditioned by birth, education, employment!
Perseverance to corruption has become a part & parcel,
Corruption is Omniscient, conditioned by social perseverance,
What is practiced has become profession.

Honesty is the accepted principle; Corruption is the accepted practice,
Pitting corruption against honesty; should the practice oust the principle,
Principle is the time tested principle, corruption is the continuous practice failed by time,
It is upto the wisdom of each and every individual to adopt the former or the latter.

Anna Hazare took up the mantle of principle
It is his choice, to stand and voice against the corruption,
It is the choice of people to stand against the corruption,
Yet again a simple principle of democracy.

Where was he these days?
Kisan Bapat Baburao Hazare born to an unskilled labour,
Braved to stand against the Pakistan attack in Khemkaran border
Impoverished the drought-prone Ralegan Siddhi through water management into ideal one!!!

From the above major and minor premises, concludes irresistibly
Anna hazare is corrupt!
He corrupts the corrupt to uncorrupt,
Men & women, young &old cry Even louder, Bapu is back!Bapu is back!

MUSINGS OF A CORRUPT....
- V.ELANCHEZHIYAN M.A.LL.M

BREAKING NEWS!! Exam are not postponed!

BREAKING NEWS

On 25th April, 2011 final date sheet was pasted in CLC Building (outside Admin office), which clearly shows that the Exams of this session will begin on 3rd of April, 2011. This date sheet was signed on 22nd April, 2011. 

There is no postponement in examination date sheet. All rumors are wrong and baseless. 

The Final Date sheet for the VI semester will be as below:

3rd April- Pleading, drafting...

6th April- Jurisprudence II

10th April- Minor Acts

13th April- Interpretation of Statutes

18th April- Negotiable Instrument Act

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INDIAN CORPORATE LAW: Scheme of Arrangement: Role of Tax Authorities

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A COMMENT ON RAJA KHAN V. U.P. SUNNI CENTRAL WAQF BOARD & ANR. : IN THE PRISM OF ANUSUNGA PRINCIPLE OF MIMANSA INTERPRETATION.

ABSTRACT:

The Apex Court criticising the Allahabad High Court in comparision with a phrase from Shakespeare’s Hamlet “Something is rotten in the State of Denmark.”  The judgment became a headline for the next couple of weeks invoking a great amount of discussion in various circles including laymen apart from academics, lawyers and media. Now the question that arises in our mind is whether the learned justice could pass such a sweeping remark without considering the established principles of judicial restraint and plethora of Apex Court’s guidelines for making such kind of scathing remarks. It is in the light of these established principles laid down by the Apex Court, this comment would traverse in tangent fashion to appraise the validity of the said remarks.

For the Full Article Kindly Go through the following link, the pdf file is being uploaded for a better viewing purpose! You can download the file too. 

with kind regards

V.Elanchezhiyan, M.A.LL.M

PRACTSING ADVOCATE AT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA.

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Avant Guard Or Schemed Suicide...

Avant Guard Or Schemed Suicide...

When we wished to cry, we laughed,

When we wished to laugh, we cried.

Status complicated, in hindi “vidambana” in tamil, “vinotham”

Life has taken strides of our wishes, which we failed to execute,

When we are asleep, bell rings to keep us awake,

When we are awake, we recede,

Contrasts have become part and parcel of our life,

Our needs subsume into wants,

Our wants subsume into luxury,

All we want is that quantum of solace,

Which everyone yearns, yearns, but never yearned,

Compunctions and complications engulf like ocean,

Yet we decide to abide and hide our emotions,

Feeling shy and high,

Yet we are humans, qualms persists,

We live a dignified life, suppressing our swarms of qualms,

Life is a chequered history, a game of chess,

You loose your queen(desires) to save the king(ambitions),

Victory or defeat, we play the game.

Life is a sacrifice or schemed sacrifice, still like a soldier at avant gaurd(forefront).

-V.Elanchezhiyan LL.M

Admission Notification

Entrance Test for LLB in Faculty of Law, University of Delhi will be held on 12 June, 2011.
Kindly Go through the following link for further information:

http://www.du.ac.in/fileadmin/DU/students/Pdf/admissions/2011/LLB-LLM_Ist-year_1422011.pdf


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Better late than never, but never late is better.

1. Officially Semester began on 14th January, 2011, but  the reality is different. Students got their case material  one month after the opening of the Faculty. The over lax attitude of administration toward the study material deserves criticism specially when we grandiloquently allege to the employers that WE HAVE CASE STUDY METHOD OF TEACHING. In some classes, the half of the syllabus has been covered without getting case materials and in others teachers brought down the pace of study and finished a few topics only. In both situations students shall fail to follow the Spirit of Methodology adopted by the institute.

2. Also not forgetting, the Date Sheet has been usually provided before hand in Case Materials Itself. But From Last semester, this isn't happening. Depriving students to plan their semester in a systematic way. Those wishing to sit in competitive exams, and doing some Law diplomas from other institutes along with LLB will have to face to music again. 

Administration, Kindly Do Something in this regard.
Thank You!! 

WHAT IS LOVE????????????????

WHAT IS LOVE????????????????

LOVE IS A WORD WHICH STARTS FROM U,

LOVE IS NOT A LIE OR FAKE,

LOVE IS LIFE BOAT IN WHICH EVERYONE LONG TO SAIL,

SOME MAY SUCCEED, SOME MAY NOT,

BUT STILL LOVE PREVADES LIKE OMNISCIENCE,

INDISPUTEDLY, LOVE BEGINS FROM U,

WHEN U CAN'T LOVE URSELF, U CAN'T GIVE LOVE TO OTHERS,

BECAUSE IT IS A FACT THAT WHAT U HAVE CAN ONLY BE GIVEN,

LOVE CANNOT COME OUT OF A PERSON, WHO DOESN'T OWN IT,

THEN WHAT SHOULD I LOVE???????????

ME, MY BODY, MY PHYSICAL APPEARENCE, MY STATUS, MY EDUCATION, WHAT IS THIS LOVE TO ME???????????

LOVE IS SOMETHING PRESENT INSIDE UR SOUL,

UR FORM IS CONTINGENT ON VARIOUS ASPECT,

UR FORM MAY RECEDE DUE TO REASON BEYOUND UR CONTROL,

BUT SOUL IS ALWAYS PERMANENT,

SOUL IS NOTHING BUT NATURAL FEELING TOWARDS U AND UR DUTIES,

ONCE U UNDERSTAND AND PERFORM THE RITUALS UR HEART ACHES,

U HAVE STARTED LOVING URSELF,

ONCE U RESPOND TO THE SOUL'S REAL AND ACTUAL YEARNING,

U HAVE BEGAN TO LOVE URSELF AND THAT IS THE SUBSTANCE,

NOW THE QUESTION UNTO URSELF IS WHAT U LOVE, THE FORM OR SUBSTANCE?????????

ONCE U LOVE THE SUBSTANCE, U R IRREFUTABLY IN THE PROCESS OF LOVING U,

ONCE U ACQUIRED THIS LOVE, U CAN DEFINETLY SHARE THE LOVE 101% GUARANTEED,

SO START LOVING U TODAY ONWARDS, BECAUSE IT WOULD BE TOO LATE TOMMORROW...

musings of a lover

cheliantheprince@ V.Elanchezhiyan LL.M

Honest Lawyer is a Dead lawyer!!!!

Honest Lawyer is a Dead lawyer!!!!

yes, indeed honest lawyer should be a dead lawyer,

Dead to desires, ulterior motives, sham submissions unperturbed,

Dead infact as dead as a rigor mortis to be unshaked by the frivolous arguments, Dead to bully tactics, contempt calls, unwarranted submissions,

Stand firm to his feet, Stand the test of trials,

Stick to the submissions, stick to law,

Show the cold face without passion,

To be dead is only to make alive,

Any honest lawyer would die to uphold the rights of his client,

What is honesty is an elusive, the concept is imprint in professional ethics,

The pyramid is as simple as a ladder,

u have a duty to client,

To ur opponent to make him understand what is rights and other pharaphernalia's,

To court to make it realise that they have power to restore the rights,

Last but not the least, to the justice to uphold the majesty of rule of law...

Therefore, honest lawyer is a dead lawyer.

Honest Lawyer is a Dead lawyer!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, indeed honest lawyer is a dead lawyer,

He dies naturally after the judgment,

The lawyer dies after dispelling the myth,

He dies by burning the midnight oil,

He dies toiling his physique, pshyche, and soul,

He dies in the submissions and argument,

Enlightening the hollow human being who basks the glory of being Justice,

Filling the empty pot to brim with radiance,

He dies in failing to fill the holed pot,

Nevertheless, generations to come, remember the lively judgment written by the so called eminent justice,

People, Academicians, Lawyers and Students conduct competitions and seminar in the names of judges with only rarest instances lawyers were adored,

That being the Fact Lawyer is a Dead lawyer,

The birth of the judgment leads to death of the lawyer,

Only the judge hogs the lime light, the lawyer finds an insignificant place,

Nobody remembers the lawyer, none of us know who were the eminent lawyers,

The evolution of "basic structure" is contributed by the lawyers,

People tend to study judgments appraising the Judges' caliber,intellect and ingenuity,

Invariably the lawyer dies without deserving the applause,

Significantly, Honest Lawyer is a Dead lawyer!!!!!!!!!!!!

musings of an advocate.

-cheliantheprince@ V.Elanchezhiyan LL.M

Guidance for LLB entrance.

The following is a with an LLB aspirant. I am publishing it as I believe it may help others too.






Aakarsh Narula 05 January at 20:09 
hey..
i came across to your profile thru the Faculty of law page on FB.

I am planning to join faculty of law this year but am apprehensive because of the things i have heard about really bad infrastructure, college life and stuff...

so i just wanted to know is it any good to join it? how is the college life, faculty, co curricular and stuff?

Robin Bhakhan 05 January at 21:00
Great! you decided to do Law. That is a big decision. I surely want to know why you want to do law in order to guide you in a better way. but I must clear few things truly.
1. faculty of law, DU is best 3 year law institute as per India Today survey.
2. Infrastructure is surely not in line with international institutes and national law colleges. No wifi in campus, Stinking toilets may be worry for some time, but I am sure people do manage after some time.
3. college life is happening. read blog www.lawcentre1.blogspot.com
4. faculty is GOOD. Above average. there are new lecturers in faculty, and who don't have sufficient experience. but you may attend classes of senior faculty too from other sections if you have time too.
5. co curricular is good! read www.legallyindia.com and go to mooting premier league for current ranking in moot courts.
6. Law Centre1 organise debate, quiz, sports meet, cultural events apart from academic activities.

wish u all the best! :)

Law Centre 1 Blogs
www.lawcentre1.blogspot.com




Aakarsh Narula 05 January at 22:11 
Why have i decided to take up law? Because i would love to make a change, socially.. I had always wanted that, but it was only after i took up graduation in DU, that i realized that i should perhaps do law..

and that's a lot of information.. thank you!!
well a couple of more specific questions...

1. Is it pretty easy to clear the entrance for an above-average guy?
2. How is the crowd.. like the average age, ratio...etc
3. I read somewhere online that the classes take place in the evening... is that correct? till when do the classes take place?
4. How can you decide as yo which law centre you want to join? are they different academically?

Thanks again :)



Robin Bhakhan 05 January at 23:19
Great! Law is meant for changing life of those who are deprived also. You are welcome to law fac. You will find like minded people in fac. don't worry. after all more than 2000 ppl will be in first year with you in case you get selected.

answer to specific queries:
1. Entrance Test: based on GK, English and legal aptitude generally can be cracked easily if you read one newspaper daily and follow national and international event regularly. Further One entrance Guide will be available in faculty itself at "dinkar buk stall" which will surely help you out! In case you don't feel comfortable, you may join Coaching classes for entrance test which is generally held by political parties in campus before test.
2. Answered above. In morning batch : generally young crowd! afternoon batch: young persons with slight mix of working class. and in evening batch: large majority of working class, lot of them are intellectuals and on high posts, so you can expect healthy discussion in that class.
3. morning batch: 8,9 am to 2 pm; afternoon batch: 3-6pm; evening batch:
:6:15 to 9:15 pm.

4. depends upon the timing preference. faculty and the course content is same. although those having scored more and higher rank up to 600 approx. get the choice to join Morning batch(clc), this choice is not given to other students. but you have liberty to choose any of the centre, and you can change the centre in subsequent years as per your convenience.

:) I hope this is sufficient info for you! further you may get to know more from www.law.du.ac.in for any info on law centre 1. and for the common queries you may log on to orkut and join faculty of law forum. and then search for the last year help topics on entrance.



Aakarsh Narula 06 January at 00:39
Hmmm
Well in that case most of the set backs which were making me doubtful about the college have been overcome i guess...
Infact i was most worried about the crowd and the kind of people i meet, but talking to you itself makes me feel relaxed about that...

I was confused among doing an M.Sc from UK, law from UK and law from DU...
I guess DU law stands as the best option as of now :-)

thank you...



Aakarsh Narula 29 January at 00:15
Hey bro...
also, any idea which book should i be using to prepare for the entrance?





Robin Bhakhan 29 January at 09:06
Universal's entrance guide for LLB, available at "dinkar book stall" in faculty of law, du.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION GO TO www.law.du.ac.in