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Sudhir Sachdeva has been serving as a Law teacher in the education industry for over 16 Years. He has taught well over 15,000 students of CA, CS, CMA and LL.b
CA CS CMA Online Classes https://cacscmavideoclasses.blogspo
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This video explains how jurisdiction of courts is decided by Charter, Statute or Commission. Also it explains the kinds of Limitations on Jurisdiction of Courts.
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This video explains the borrowed Features of Constitution of India from the constitutions of various countries like UK, USA, Australia, Japan, USSR, Germany, Canada, South Africa, Ireland.
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This videos discusses about Customs as a source of law and classification of Customs into –(a) Customs without sanction. (b) Customs having sanction. And further classification of them into (i) Legal customs, and (ii) Conventional customs.
This Video explains a very important principle stating that if a person gives his consent to some act involving probable risk then he can not make other party responsible for injury suffered.
