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A focused and insightful playlist on the Indian Evidence Act and the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) by Sh. Manmohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Court, Delhi. This series is specially curated for law students, judiciary aspirants, advocates, and legal professionals seeking conceptual clarity as well as practical courtroom understanding. The playlist covers key topics including admissibility, relevancy, burden of proof, documentary and electronic evidence, witness examination, admissions, confessions, presumptions, and expert evidence, with a practical and judicial approach. A valuable resource for strengthening your trial skills, legal reasoning, and command over evidence law.
"Who is a witness" - Question 1 Mr. Manmohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Court, Delhi
Beyond Law CLC presents a curated academic session on “Different Methods of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)” delivered by Dr. Vidya Selvamony, Practicing Advocate and Visiting Faculty, CMR University School of Legal Studies. This lecture provides a structured and practical exposition of key ADR mechanisms, including Arbitration, Conciliation, Mediation, Negotiation, and Lok Adalat, highlighting their growing relevance in contemporary dispute resolution and legal practice. Designed for law students, judicial service aspirants, young advocates, and legal professionals, the session aims to strengthen conceptual clarity while fostering essential skills in advocacy, strategy, and client counselling. Through such knowledge-driven initiatives, Beyond Law CLC remains committed to advancing excellence in legal education, bridging theory with practice, and nurturing professionally equipped legal minds. #BeyondLawCLC #ADR #AlternativeDisputeResolution #Arbitration #Mediation #Conciliation #Negotiation #LokAdalat #LawStudents #JudicialServices #LegalEducation #AdvocacySkills #Litigation #LegalKnowledge #DisputeResolution #IndianLaw #MootCourt #YoungAdvocates #LawAndPractice #vikaschatrath
Different Methods of Alternative Disputes Resolution: Dr. Vidya Selvamony, Advocate
📜 The Historical Origins and Evolution of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Join us for an insightful academic session by Prof. (Dr.) T.R. Subramanya, Dean, School of Legal Studies, CMR University, as he explores the fascinating journey of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) from its early origins to the outbreak of the Second World War. This lecture delves into: * The moral and philosophical foundations of humanitarian principles in ancient civilizations * The development of laws governing armed conflict in medieval and modern eras * The impact of landmark developments such as the Battle of Solferino and the formation of the International Committee of the Red Cross * Evolution of codified laws including the Geneva Conventions and Hague Conventions * The transformation of humanitarian norms leading up to the Second World War This session is a must-watch for law students, academicians, judicial aspirants, and anyone interested in the development of international law and humanitarian principles. 🎓 Presented by Beyond Law CLC — your platform for legal knowledge, academic discussions, and professional growth. 🔔 Don’t forget to Like, Share & Subscribe for more insightful legal content! 📌 Hashtags: #InternationalHumanitarianLaw #IHL #LawLecture #LegalEducation #BeyondLawCLC #HumanRights #GenevaConventions #HagueConventions #LawStudents #JudicialAspirants #LegalStudies #HistoryOfLaw #WarAndLaw #ICRC #ProfSubramanya #CMRUniversity
The Historical Origins and Evolution of International Humanitarian Law: Prof. (Dr.) T.R. Subramanya
⚖️ Mutations (Intqal) Do Not Confer Title – Blasting the Myth In this insightful session, KBS Sidhu, former Special Chief Secretary, Punjab, demystifies one of the most commonly misunderstood aspects of property law — the legal effect of mutation (intqal) entries. 📌 Key Takeaways from the Session: * Whether mutation entries create or transfer ownership rights * Legal distinction between title and revenue records * Common misconceptions surrounding intqal in property disputes * Judicial position and practical implications for litigants * Why mutation is only for fiscal purposes and not proof of ownership This session is extremely valuable for: 👨‍⚖️ Lawyers & Legal Practitioners 🎓 Law Students & Judiciary Aspirants 🏠 Property Owners & General Public 🎥 Presented by Beyond Law CLC — your trusted platform for simplifying complex legal concepts and empowering legal awareness. #Mutation #Intqal #PropertyLaw #LandLaw #LegalAwareness #BeyondLawCLC #LawStudents #JudiciaryAspirants #IndianLaw #RevenueRecords #OwnershipRights #LegalEducation #KbsSidhu #vikaschatrath #advocates
MUTATIONS (INTQAL) DONOT CONFER TITLE BLASTING THE MYTH : BY SH. K.B.S. SIDHU EX. IAS
Who is a Witness by Sh. Man Mohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Court, New Delhi
Beyond Law CLC presents an insightful and intellectually engaging legal discussion on one of the most significant and debated developments in Hindu Succession jurisprudence — Vineeta Sharma Revisited: Is the Coparcenary Law Creating More Litigation than Clarity? In this enriching session, S.R. Suryanarayana Rao, Advocate, Chikkaballapur, Karnataka, critically examines the legal impact, practical consequences, and courtroom challenges arising out of the landmark judgment in Vineeta Sharma v. Rakesh Sharma, which reaffirmed the coparcenary rights of daughters under the Hindu Succession Act. While the judgment has been widely appreciated as a progressive step towards equality in inheritance rights, it has also given rise to complex questions relating to ancestral property, partition suits, retrospective application, and increasing family property disputes. This session is highly useful for law students, judicial service aspirants, academicians, researchers, and practicing advocates who wish to deepen their understanding of succession law, property litigation, statutory interpretation, and practical advocacy in civil and family law matters. At Beyond Law CLC, our mission is to create a meaningful platform for legal knowledge, serious study, case law analysis, and the continuous improvement of advocacy skills through expert-led lectures and thought-provoking legal discussions. If you are keen to strengthen your legal understanding and sharpen your courtroom perspective, this session will offer both conceptual clarity and practical insight. Watch, learn, and stay connected with Beyond Law CLC for more such valuable discussions dedicated to legal excellence and advocacy development. #BeyondLawCLC #VineetaSharma #CoparcenaryLaw #HinduSuccessionAct #DaughtersPropertyRights #AncestralProperty #PartitionSuit #PropertyLaw #FamilyLaw #InheritanceLaw #SuccessionLaw #CivilLitigation #LegalEducation #AdvocacySkills #LawStudents #JudiciaryExam #JudicialServices #CaseLawAnalysis #LegalAwareness #CourtroomAdvocacy #WomenRightsInProperty #LegalStudies #IndianLaw #LawLecture #LitigationPractice
Vineeta Sharma Revisited: Is the Coparcenary Law Creating More Litigation than Clarity?
In this engaging lecture on Beyond Law CLC, Justice Sunil Thomas, Former Judge of the Kerala High Court, provides a clear and insightful analysis of the concept of Buyer’s Charge under Section 55(6)(b) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, addressing the important legal question of whether such a statutory charge is available when a buyer improperly declines to accept delivery of the property. The discussion explores the equitable foundation of Section 55(6)(b), which protects a buyer who has paid the purchase money by granting a charge on the property for recovery of the amount along with interest and costs, while also examining the limitations of this protection where the buyer himself is at fault or refuses to perform his contractual obligations. Justice Sunil Thomas explains how courts balance the rights of the buyer and seller in property transactions, the circumstances in which the statutory charge can be enforced, and situations where the buyer may lose this equitable protection due to unjustified refusal to complete the transaction. This thought-provoking session provides valuable insights for law students, advocates, judicial aspirants, and academicians, helping them understand the practical and doctrinal aspects of property law, contractual obligations, and remedies under Indian law. Beyond Law CLC continues its mission of spreading legal awareness and promoting meaningful discussions on important legal issues through interactions with eminent jurists and legal scholars. #BeyondLawCLC #TransferOfPropertyAct #Section55TPA #PropertyLaw #JusticeSunilThomas #IndianLaw #LawStudents #LegalEducation #CivilLaw #RealEstateLaw #LawLecture #LegalAwareness #IndianJudiciary #Advocates #LawYouTube #beyondlawclc #vikaschatrath #legaleducation #advocates #lawstudents
Buyers Charge Under Section 55(6) B; Justice Sunil Thomas, Former Judge, Kerala High Court
In this compelling and thought-provoking session, “Looking Backwards, Going Forward – The Experience of an Arbitrator,” Justice Roshan Dalvi, Former Judge, Bombay High Court, offers a rare and candid reflection on her journey from the constitutional courtroom to the dynamic arena of arbitration. Blending judicial depth with practical arbitral insight, she discusses the evolution of arbitration in India, the responsibility and restraint required of an arbitrator, the fine balance between flexibility and procedural discipline, challenges under Section 29A, and the growing importance of institutional mechanisms in ensuring credibility and efficiency. With clarity, experience, and forward-looking vision, Justice Dalvi shares invaluable lessons for arbitration practitioners, in-house counsel, senior advocates, and young lawyers seeking to navigate modern dispute resolution with integrity and excellence. #JusticeRoshanDalvi #FormerJudgeBombayHighCourt #Arbitration #ADR #IndianArbitration #DisputeResolution #Section29A #InstitutionalArbitration #LegalLeadership #LawChannel #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc #beyondlaw
Looking Backwards, Going Forward the Experience of an Arbitrator: Justice Roshan Dalvi
🎥 Purpose, Scope & Practical Application of Section 313 CrPC / Section 351 BNSS | Virender Kumar Bansal (Former Principal District & Sessions Judge) Understanding the examination of an accused is crucial for every criminal law practitioner. In this insightful session, Sh. Virender Kumar Bansal, Former Principal District & Sessions Judge and Author, explains the purpose, scope, and practical application of Section 313 CrPC (now Section 351 BNSS) — a vital stage in criminal trials that directly impacts the rights of the accused and the fairness of proceedings. Through practical courtroom insights and judicial perspective, this webinar breaks down how statements under Section 313 are recorded, their evidentiary value, common mistakes by counsel, and the evolving approach under the BNSS framework. ✨ Key Takeaways from the Session: ✔️ Objective and legal framework of Section 313 CrPC / Section 351 BNSS ✔️ Judicial approach and practical courtroom application ✔️ Rights of the accused during examination ✔️ Strategic importance for defence and prosecution ✔️ Recent procedural shifts under BNSS 📌 Ideal for: Criminal Lawyers, Law Students, Judicial Aspirants, Prosecutors, and Legal Researchers looking to strengthen their understanding of criminal trial procedure. 🔔 Like, Share & Subscribe to Beyond Law CLC for expert-led legal discussions, practical advocacy sessions, and professional knowledge-sharing from senior members of the legal fraternity. #Section313CrPC #BNSS2023 #CriminalLaw #TrialPractice #LegalWebinar #BeyondLawCLC #IndianCriminalLaw #JudicialInsights #AdvocacySkills #LawStudentsIndia #CrPC #BNSSSection351 #CourtroomPractice #LegalEducation #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc
PURPOSE, SCOPE & PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF SECTION 313 CRPC/SECTION 351 BNSS
🎥 Effective Legal Drafting: Skills That Matter | Dr. Vidya Selvamony | Beyond Law CLC Strong legal drafting is the backbone of effective advocacy. In this insightful session, Dr. Vidya Selvamony, Practicing Advocate and Visiting Faculty at CMR University School of Legal Studies, shares practical strategies, real-world drafting techniques, and essential skills every law student, young advocate, and legal professional must master. From structuring pleadings and framing arguments to maintaining clarity, precision, and persuasive tone — this session explores what truly makes legal drafting impactful in courts and professional practice. Whether you are preparing writ petitions, written submissions, contracts, or legal opinions, this webinar will help refine your drafting approach and elevate your legal writing. ✨ What you’ll learn in this session: ✔️ Core principles of effective legal drafting ✔️ Common drafting mistakes lawyers must avoid ✔️ Structuring pleadings for clarity and impact ✔️ Language, tone & precision in legal writing ✔️ Practical tips for young advocates & law students 📌 Perfect for: Advocates, Law Students, Judicial Aspirants, Legal Researchers, and anyone interested in improving professional legal writing skills. 🔔 Don’t forget to Like, Share & Subscribe to Beyond Law CLC for more expert legal sessions, webinars, and knowledge-sharing initiatives from leading legal professionals. #LegalDrafting #LawStudents #AdvocacySkills #LegalWriting #LawWebinar #BeyondLawCLC #IndianLaw #LegalEducation #CourtroomSkills #LawyersOfIndia #LegalTraining #DraftingSkills #LegalPractice #LawYouTube #LegalProfession #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc
Effective Legal Drafting: Skills That Matter | Dr. Vidya Selvamony
In this focused and strategy-driven session, Sh. Man Mohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Courts, Delhi, shares invaluable insights on Judicial Services Examination Preparation, drawing from his long-standing experience on the Bench and close engagement with judicial aspirants. The lecture covers essential tools and effective techniques for cracking the Judicial Services Examination, including smart syllabus mapping, answer-writing approach, case-law integration, time management, prelims–mains–interview alignment, and the mindset required to transition from an aspirant to a judge. With practical guidance on common mistakes, prioritisation of subjects, and judicial expectations in written papers and viva voce, this session serves as a comprehensive roadmap for aspirants aiming to succeed in State Judicial Services and other judicial recruitment examinations. #BeyondLawCLC #JudicialServices #JudicialExams #JudicialPreparation #JudicialAspirants #PCSJ #JudicialServicesExamination #LawStudents #JudiciaryPreparation #AnswerWriting #JudicialInterview #PrelimsToMains #LegalEducation #JudicialMindset #BenchPerspective #IndianJudiciary #CareerInJudiciary #LawGraduates #JudicialTraining #LegalMentorship #vikaschatrath
Judicial Services Examination Preparations: Tools & Techniques: Man Mohan Sharma, Former Judge
In this thought-provoking session, Dr. Deepa Singh, Advocate, critically examines whether Child Care Institutions (CCIs) are truly reformative and rehabilitative under India’s Juvenile Justice System. Anchored in constitutional values of dignity, care, and the best interests of the child, the discussion analyses the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, and interrogates the gap between legislative intent and ground-level realities within CCIs. The lecture addresses issues of institutional accountability, oversight mechanisms, protection of child rights, and the effectiveness of rehabilitation and reintegration processes, while questioning whether existing frameworks genuinely promote long-term social inclusion of children in conflict with law and children in need of care and protection. This session is especially relevant for advocates, judges, academicians, law and social science students, child rights practitioners, policymakers, and all stakeholders concerned with juvenile justice reform. #BeyondLawCLC #JuvenileJustice #ChildCareInstitutions #ChildRights #JuvenileJusticeAct2015 #ChildrenInConflictWithLaw #CareAndProtection #ChildWelfare #ReformativeJustice #RestorativeJustice #ConstitutionalValues #BestInterestOfChild #LegalEducation #JudicialPerspective #ChildProtection #HumanRights #SocialJustice #LawAndPolicy #AdvocacyForChildren #vikaschatrath
Are Child Care Institutions Truly Reformative Under the Juvenile Justice System: Dr. Deepa Singh Adv
On Beyond Law CLC, this comprehensive and intellectually enriching session on “Proof: Standard, Burden & Onus” is delivered by Hon’ble Mr. Justice Man Mohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Courts, Delhi. The lecture provides a deep and nuanced understanding of the law relating to proof, explaining how different standards of proof operate across civil, criminal, and family court proceedings, where the burden of proof initially lies, and in what circumstances the onus shifts from one party to another during the course of adjudication. Drawing upon statutory provisions, authoritative judicial precedents, and extensive courtroom experience, the speaker elucidates the practical application of these foundational principles, highlighting how evidence is appreciated and weighed by courts while arriving at a just conclusion. The session is designed to bridge the gap between doctrinal law and judicial practice and is particularly beneficial for advocates, judicial service aspirants, law students, academicians, and legal researchers, offering clarity on concepts that are frequently decisive in litigation and examinations alike. #BeyondLawCLC #ProofInLaw #StandardOfProof #BurdenOfProof #OnusOfProof #LawOfEvidence #JudicialWisdom #FamilyCourt #CourtroomPractice #JudicialServices #LawStudents #Advocates #LegalEducation #IndianLaw #EvidenceLaw #JusticeManMohanSharma #vikaschatrath
Proof: Standard, Burden & Onus: Man Mohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Courts, Delhi
On Beyond Law CLC, this thought-provoking and contemporary session on “Artificial Intelligence & Legal Compliance: Corporate Accountability” examines the evolving legal challenges posed by the use of artificial intelligence in corporate governance and regulatory frameworks. The session is delivered by Ms. Gauri Gupta, Assistant Professor of Law, Vivekananda School of Professional Studies, and Dr. Poonamdeep Kaur, Assistant Professor, Guru Nanak Dev University. The discussion critically explores how AI-driven decision-making impacts corporate accountability, compliance obligations, risk management, and ethical responsibility in an increasingly digital economy. Drawing upon emerging legal frameworks, regulatory trends, and comparative perspectives, the speakers analyze issues such as algorithmic transparency, data protection, liability for automated actions, and the role of corporate governance in ensuring lawful and ethical deployment of AI systems. The session offers valuable insights into the intersection of technology and law and is especially relevant for corporate professionals, legal practitioners, compliance officers, academicians, researchers, and law students, providing a forward-looking understanding of how legal systems must adapt to technological innovation. Hashtags: #BeyondLawCLC #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalCompliance #CorporateAccountability #AILaw #TechnologyAndLaw #CorporateGovernance #DataProtection #RegTech #DigitalCompliance #LegalEducation #IndianLaw #vikaschatrath
Artificial Intelligence & Legal Compliance: Corporate Accountability
Join us for an enriching and highly practical session on “Procedural Aspects of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 as amended till date”, delivered by Justice Paramjeet Singh Dhaliwal (Former Judge, Punjab & Haryana High Court). This webinar is designed to provide a clear and structured understanding of the complete procedural journey of arbitration in India, right from the invocation of arbitration to the passing and enforcement of the arbitral award. The session will highlight the core procedural provisions of the Act and explain their real-life application, including key aspects such as appointment of arbitrators, jurisdiction and maintainability, interim measures under Section 9 and Section 17, pleadings and timelines, conduct of hearings, evidentiary procedure, party autonomy, equal treatment, and the duties and powers of the arbitral tribunal. It will also throw light on the impact of major amendments and evolving judicial interpretation, helping legal professionals stay updated with current arbitration practice. This webinar will be immensely beneficial for advocates, arbitrators, in-house counsel, corporate professionals, law officers, and law students, especially those who wish to build strong command over arbitration procedure and avoid common pitfalls during arbitral proceedings. Stay connected with Beyond Law CLC for more expert sessions, legal updates, and learning opportunities from distinguished speakers. #BeyondLawCLC #Arbitration #ArbitrationAndConciliationAct #ADR #ArbitrationLaw #LegalWebinar #LawStudents #Advocates #JusticeParamjeetSinghDhaliwal #PunjabAndHaryanaHighCourt #DisputeResolution #CommercialLaw #ArbitrationProcedure #IndianLaw #LegalEducation #LawChannel #vikaschatrath
Procedural Aspects of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 as amended till date
Beyond Law CLC | Celebrating 75 Years of the Constitution of India brings you an enriching and thought-provoking webinar on “Social Transformation in India through Law” featuring Prof. (Dr.) T.R. Subramanya, Dean, CMR University, School of Legal Studies, Bangalore, where we discuss how law and the Constitution have acted as powerful instruments of social change, strengthening democracy and promoting equality, dignity, justice, and inclusive development through Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Public Interest Litigation (PIL), and landmark judicial interventions—a must-watch session for advocates, law students, judiciary aspirants, academicians, and everyone passionate about constitutional values and nation-building. #beyondlawclc #IndianConstitution #ConstitutionOfIndia #ConstitutionalLaw #SocialJustice #FundamentalRights #DirectivePrinciples #RuleOfLaw #PIL #Judiciary #SupremeCourt #HighCourt #LegalAwareness #LegalEducation #LawStudents #Advocates #JudicialServices #IndianLaw #SocialTransformation #Democracy #Equality #Justice #India75 #vikaschatrath
Social Transformation in India through Law: Prof. Dr. T.R. Subramanya
Beyond Law CLC presents an insightful legal lecture on “Administration of the Estate of a Deceased – Fundamental Principles”, delivered by Dr. Nilima Bhadbhade, an eminent lawyer, legal scholar, writer, and former Associate Professor at ILS Law College, Pune. The session examines the fundamental legal framework governing the administration of estates after death, with a focus on the Indian Succession Act, 1925. It explains the concepts of probate and letters of administration, the rights and priority of legal heirs, the role and duties of executors and administrators, and the jurisdiction of courts in succession matters. The discussion also addresses practical issues commonly faced in inheritance and estate distribution, supported by judicial interpretation and real-world examples. With her extensive academic and professional experience, Dr. Bhadbhade presents the subject in a clear, structured, and practice-oriented manner, making the session highly beneficial for advocates, law students, judicial aspirants, academicians, and practitioners dealing with succession and property law. Subscribe to Beyond Law CLC for authoritative legal lectures, case law analysis, and in-depth discussions on constitutional, civil, and service law. #BeyondLawCLC #SuccessionLaw #EstateAdministration #IndianSuccessionAct #ProbateLaw #LettersOfAdministration #InheritanceLaw #PropertyLaw #LegalEducation #LawLectures #AdvocatesLife #LawStudents #JudicialServices #LawYouTube #LegalAwareness #vikaschatrath
Administration of the Estate of a Deceased-Fundamental Principles: Dr. Nilima Bhadbhade
Beyond Law CLC presents an insightful and analytical session on “Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023” by Manmohan Sharma, Former District Judge, Delhi focusing on the transformative changes introduced in India’s law of evidence. This lecture provides a clear understanding of the objectives, structure, and key provisions of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, which replaces the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. The session examines the treatment of electronic and digital evidence, expert opinion, documentary and oral evidence, and the evolving standards of admissibility and proof. It also highlights the continuity and departures from the earlier legal framework, along with their practical implications for trials, investigations, and adjudication. With a practice-oriented approach, Manmohan Sharma explains how the new law impacts advocates, prosecutors, judges, investigators, and law students, and how it aligns the evidentiary regime with modern technology and contemporary judicial needs. Subscribe to Beyond Law CLC for authoritative discussions on new legislation, constitutional developments, and practical legal insights. #BeyondLawCLC #BharatiyaSakshyaAdhiniyam #NewCriminalLaws #LawOfEvidence #LegalReforms #CriminalLaw #DigitalEvidence #LegalEducation #AdvocatesLife #LawStudents #JudicialServices #LawYouTube #LegalAwareness #vikaschatrath
Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023: Manmohan Sharma, Former District Judge, Delhi
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