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Beyond Law CLC, in association with Trivikram Associates, presents an engaging webinar on: “Digital Evidence in Court: Cyber Forensics Step by Step — What Happens Between the Crime and the Charge-Sheet.” The session is addressed by Antara Jha, Cyber Law Expert. In the digital age, electronic evidence often becomes central to criminal investigations and courtroom proceedings. From the first report of a cyber crime to the filing of a charge-sheet, every stage—collection, preservation, examination and presentation of digital evidence—can determine the strength of a case. This session will offer a practical understanding of the cyber forensics process, including the handling of electronic devices, preservation of data, forensic examination, chain of custody and the role of expert evidence before the court. The discussion will be particularly useful for advocates, law students, judicial aspirants, investigating officers, cyber law professionals and all those interested in criminal law, technology and digital justice. A focused session for understanding how digital evidence travels from a cyber crime scene to the courtroom. #BeyondLawCLC #VikasChatrath #TrivikramAssociates #AntaraJha #DigitalEvidence #CyberForensics #CyberLaw #ElectronicEvidence #CyberCrime #CriminalLaw #CriminalProcedure #DigitalForensics #ChainOfCustody #ChargeSheet #Investigation #ForensicScience #LawStudents #JudicialAspirants #Advocates #LegalEducation #TechnologyAndLaw #IndianLaw #LawAndJustice #beyondlawclc #vikaschatrath
Digital Evidence in Court: Antara Jha, Cyber Law Expert
Learn the most effective techniques for referring to Trial Court records during arguments and drafting. This short explains how lawyers can use page numbers, exhibit marks, pleadings, evidence and orders with clarity and precision. A useful litigation tip for advocates, law students and legal professionals. #SrAdvRSCheema #RSCheema #BeyondLawCLC #Judiciary #Law #Litigation #TrialCourt #CourtRecords #LegalPractice #Advocacy #LawStudents #Lawyers #IndianLaw #CourtroomSkills
📂 Master Trial Court Records: cite pages, exhibits & orders smartly. ⚖️ #Litigation #Law
The International Court of Justice in the 21st Century: Challenges, Opportunities and Relevance
General Clauses Act, 1897 | Statutory Interpretation Made Easy | Part II Understand the General Clauses Act, 1897 in a simple, practical and court-oriented manner with Mr. Man Mohan Sharma, Advocate. This important legal session explains how the General Clauses Act helps in interpreting statutes, understanding legal definitions, repeal, savings clauses, delegated legislation, notifications, orders and the effect of amendments. A must-watch for law students, advocates, judicial aspirants, legal professionals and government officers. ⚖️ Key Topics Covered: General Clauses Act 1897 | Interpretation of Statutes | Section 6 | Section 21 | Repeal and Savings | Legal Definitions | Delegated Legislation | Indian Law | Important Case Laws 📺 Beyond Law CLC Simplifying Law. Strengthening Legal Understanding. 📱 WhatsApp: 9872503300 👍 Like | Share | Subscribe | Comment your questions #GeneralClausesAct #GeneralClausesAct1897 #StatutoryInterpretation #InterpretationOfStatutes #IndianLaw #LawLecture #LawStudents #JudicialAspirants #Advocates #LegalEducation #CaseLaw #Section6 #Section21 #BeyondLawCLC #ManMohanSharma #VikasChatrath
General Clauses Act, 1897 - A Tool of Statutory Interpretation Part-II by Mr. Man Mohan Sharma, Advo
A witness plays an important role in helping the Court reach the truth by giving evidence about facts known to them. ⚖️ This short legal explainer is presented by **Beyond Law CLC**, hosted by **Sr. Adv. Vikas Chatrath Sir**, to make legal concepts simple, clear and accessible. #BeyondLawCLC #VikasChatrath #LawShorts #LegalAwareness #Witness #IndianLaw #EvidenceAct #CourtProcedure
A witness helps the Court reach the truth by giving evidence about facts known to them. ⚖️👀
Did you know that not all witnesses are the same? Different types of witnesses play different roles in helping the Court uncover the truth — and understanding these distinctions is key to understanding how justice is delivered. In this short legal explainer, Mr. Manmohan Sharma, Former District Judge, breaks down the various types of witnesses recognized under Indian law — explained in simple, clear, and easy-to-understand language for everyone. 💡 What you'll learn: ✅ What are the different types of witnesses? ✅ What role does each witness play in Court? ✅ How does witness testimony help establish truth? ✅ Key provisions under the Indian Evidence Act 📌 Whether you're a law student, legal professional, or simply a curious citizen — this video is your go-to guide for understanding witness law in India. 🔔 Subscribe to Beyond Law CLC for more legal awareness content in simple language! 👍 Like | Share | Comment your questions below! #BeyondLawCLC #VikasChatrath #ManmohanSharma #FormerDistrictJudge #TypesOfWitness #LawShorts #LegalAwareness #IndianLaw #EvidenceAct #WitnessLaw #CourtProceedings #LegalExplainer #KnowYourRights #IndianJudiciary #LawForAll #LegalEducation #CivilLaw #CriminalLaw #IndianEvidenceAct #JusticeForAll #LawStudents #AdvocateIndia #DistrictCourt #LegalLiteracy #ShortLegalVideo #LearnLaw #LawInSimpleWords #IndianLegalSystem #CourtOfLaw #WitnessTestimony
Types of witnesses explained in simple words By Mr. Manmohan Sharma, Former District Judge
📚 BEYOND LAW CLC presents an insightful webinar on the General Clauses Act, 1897 – A Tool of Statutory Interpretation (Part 1). The General Clauses Act, 1897 is one of the most important statutes for understanding and interpreting legislative provisions. Every lawyer, judicial aspirant, law student, and legal professional encounters its application across constitutional, civil, criminal, taxation, service, and commercial laws. In this session, renowned legal expert Sh. Man Mohan Sharma, Advocate, explains the significance of the Act, its underlying principles, and how its provisions assist courts in resolving ambiguities in statutory language. 🎯 Topics Covered: ✔ Introduction to the General Clauses Act, 1897 ✔ Purpose and legislative intent of the Act ✔ Definitions and interpretative provisions ✔ Principles governing statutory interpretation ✔ Application of the Act across different statutes ✔ Practical illustrations from judicial precedents ✔ Foundation concepts for lawyers, judges, and law students #BeyondLawCLC #GeneralClausesAct1897 #StatutoryInterpretation #LawStudents #JudiciaryExam #LegalEducation #ConstitutionalLaw #CivilLaw #CriminalLaw #LegalResearch #Advocacy #LawLecture #IndianLaw #LegalLearning #JudicialServices #ManMohanSharma #PunjabAndHaryanaHighCourt #LawWebinar #InterpretationOfStatutes #LegalKnowledge #vikaschatrath
General Clauses Act, 1897 – A Tool of Statutory Interpretation: Sh. Man Mohan Sharma, Advocate
The law of evidence is not confined to what appears important to a party. A fact may appear relevant, yet it may not always be admissible in Court. Similarly, admissibility does not automatically establish proof. The distinction between relevancy, admissibility and probative value is one of the most crucial aspects of effective trial practice. This insightful session on “Relevancy Vs. Admissibility under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023” examines the practical and conceptual difference between evidence which is legally relevant and evidence which can actually be received, relied upon and appreciated by the Court. The discussion focuses on the core principles governing facts in issue, relevant facts, admissible evidence, documentary evidence, electronic records, oral evidence, burden of proof and the manner in which evidence must be tested during trial. The session also highlights how improper understanding of relevancy and admissibility can weaken pleadings, cross-examination, objections and final arguments. The session will be addressed by Man Mohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Courts, Delhi, a seasoned judicial officer with rich experience in adjudication, appreciation of evidence and courtroom procedure. His judicial perspective brings clarity on how evidence is examined by Courts, how objections are considered and how lawyers must prepare their cases keeping in view the rules of evidence. This session is useful for advocates, young lawyers, law students, judicial aspirants and all those interested in understanding the practical working of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 beyond the bare provisions. A valuable discussion on why every successful case depends not only on facts, but on legally admissible, properly proved and effectively presented evidence. #BeyondLawCLC #BharatiyaSakshyaAdhiniyam #BSA2023 #EvidenceLaw #RelevancyVsAdmissibility #LawOfEvidence #IndianEvidenceLaw #NewCriminalLaws #TrialPractice #CourtroomPractice #LegalDrafting #CrossExamination #BurdenOfProof #ElectronicEvidence #DocumentaryEvidence #OralEvidence #Advocates #YoungLawyers #LawStudents #JudicialAspirants #IndianLaw #LegalEducation #CourtCraft #LegalAwareness #ManMohanSharma
Relevancy Vs. Admissibility - Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 by Man Mohan Sharma, Former Principal
Civil litigation is not merely about having a good case; it is about presenting the right facts, raising the correct pleadings, preserving the necessary evidence and avoiding procedural mistakes which may weaken an otherwise genuine claim. This engaging session on “Why Civil Cases Fail: Lessons from the Courtroom” brings a practical and courtroom-oriented discussion on the common mistakes which lead to failure in civil cases. The session focuses on the importance of precise drafting, proper framing of relief, limitation, documentary evidence, burden of proof, trial strategy and effective presentation before the Court. The session will be addressed by Ameet Kumar Deshpande, Senior Advocate, High Court of Karnataka, an experienced courtroom practitioner known for his sharp legal insight, practical approach to litigation and deep understanding of civil law and trial strategy. His experience before the High Court brings valuable guidance on how civil cases are built, contested, defended and sometimes lost due to avoidable errors. The discussion is designed to help advocates, young lawyers, law students and litigants understand how civil cases are won or lost not only on legal principles, but also on preparation, pleadings, evidence and strategy. A valuable session for everyone interested in civil litigation, courtroom practice and the practical working of civil law. #BeyondLawCLC #CivilLaw #CivilLitigation #CivilCases #CourtroomLessons #LegalWebinar #CPC #CivilProcedureCode #LegalDrafting #Pleadings #EvidenceLaw #TrialPractice #LitigationStrategy #CourtCraft #YoungLawyers #LawStudents #Advocates #IndianLaw #LegalEducation #LawyersOfIndia #HighCourt #KarnatakaHighCourt #CivilTrial #LegalAwareness
Why Civil Cases Fail: Lessons from the Courtroom: Ameet Kumar Deshpande, Senior Advocate, Karnataka
The implementation of new criminal laws cannot be complete merely by bringing statutory provisions into force. The real strength of any criminal justice system lies in clear rules, workable protocols, uniform procedures and practical preparedness at the ground level. This important session on “Implementation Incomplete in Absence of Rules and Protocols under BNSS” examines the practical challenges arising under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, particularly where procedural clarity, operational guidelines and institutional mechanisms are still evolving. The discussion focuses on the need for proper rules and protocols for effective investigation, arrest, remand, electronic procedures, service of summons, digital evidence, coordination between police and prosecution, and overall compliance with the new legal framework. The session will be addressed by Dr. K.P. Singh, Former DGP, Haryana, a distinguished police officer with vast administrative, investigative and field experience in criminal justice administration. His practical understanding of policing, investigation and procedural implementation brings valuable insight into the gaps between statutory reform and ground-level execution. This session is useful for advocates, police officers, prosecutors, law students, judicial aspirants and all those interested in understanding the practical implementation of BNSS beyond the bare text of the law. A meaningful discussion on why criminal law reform requires not only new provisions, but also clear rules, robust protocols and effective institutional preparedness. #BeyondLawCLC #BNSS #BharatiyaNagarikSurakshaSanhita #NewCriminalLaws #CriminalLaw #CriminalJusticeSystem #PoliceReforms #Investigation #LegalWebinar #LawWebinar #DrKPSingh #FormerDGP #HaryanaPolice #IndianLaw #LegalEducation #LawStudents #Advocates #YoungLawyers #Prosecutors #JudicialAspirants #CriminalProcedure #DigitalEvidence #CourtCraft #LegalAwareness #VikasChatrathStyle
Implementation Incomplete in Absence of Rules and Protocols under BNSS: Dr. K.P. Singh, Former DGP
“Contractual Rights & Obligations Relating to Immovable Property under Section 40 of the Transfer of Property Act — Rights of a Promisee by BG Harindranath, Senior Advocate, Kerala High Court and Former Professor, National Judicial Academy, Bhopal. Section 40 of the Transfer of Property Act is an important provision which recognises obligations arising out of contracts relating to immovable property. It explains how certain contractual obligations, though not amounting to a direct interest in property, may still be enforced against transferees having notice of such obligations. The session will examine the scope, effect and practical relevance of Section 40, particularly the rights of a promisee, the role of notice, equitable obligations, and the enforceability of contractual promises in relation to immovable property. The discussion will be especially useful for advocates, law students, judicial aspirants, academicians and all those interested in property law, civil litigation, specific performance and equitable remedies. A valuable session to understand how contractual rights connected with immovable property operate in actual litigation. #BeyondLawCLC #VikasChatrath #BGHarindranath #TransferOfPropertyAct #Section40TPA #ImmovableProperty #PropertyLaw #ContractualRights #RightsOfPromisee #CivilLaw #CivilLitigation #SpecificPerformance #EquitableRemedies #LegalEducation #LawStudents #JudicialAspirants #Advocates #KeralaHighCourt #NationalJudicialAcademy #IndianLaw #LawAndJustice
Contractual Rights & Obligations: BG Harindranath, Senior Advocate, Kerala High Court
“An Assessment of the Post Second World War Developments in the Area of International Humanitarian Law.” The session is addressed by Prof. (Dr.) T.R. Subramanya, Dean, CMR University School of Legal Studies, Bengaluru. International Humanitarian Law has undergone significant transformation after the Second World War. The horrors of war, mass civilian suffering, occupation, displacement and grave violations of human dignity led to the evolution of a stronger legal framework for regulating armed conflict and protecting persons who are not, or are no longer, participating in hostilities. This session will examine the post-war development of International Humanitarian Law, including the growth of humanitarian principles, protection of civilians, treatment of prisoners of war, regulation of means and methods of warfare, accountability for war crimes and the continuing relevance of humanitarian norms in modern conflicts. The discussion will be particularly useful for advocates, law students, judicial aspirants, academicians, researchers and all those interested in international law, human rights, war studies and humanitarian justice. A meaningful session to understand how the law of armed conflict has evolved from the experience of war towards the protection of humanity. #BeyondLawCLC #VikasChatrath #TRSubramanya #InternationalHumanitarianLaw #IHL #InternationalLaw #HumanRightsLaw #LawOfArmedConflict #WarCrimes #HumanitarianJustice #PostWorldWarDevelopments #SecondWorldWar #GenevaConventions #CivilianProtection #LegalEducation #LawStudents #JudicialAspirants #Advocates #Academicians #LegalAwareness #CMRUniversity #LawLecture #IndianLaw #GlobalLaw #LawAndJustice
An Assessment of the Post 2nd World War Developments in the Area of International Humanitarian Law.
A Living Will is not merely a medical declaration; it is a powerful expression of human dignity, personal autonomy and the constitutional promise of Right to Life under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. In this insightful discussion, Justice Hariprasad, Senior Advocate and Former Judge, Kerala High Court, explains the delicate legal and ethical balance between preservation of life, patient autonomy, medical decision-making and the right to die with dignity. The discussion traces the concept of Advance Medical Directive, its relevance in cases where recovery is medically impossible, and the role of constitutional courts in protecting an individual’s choice against forced prolongation of suffering. This conversation is of great significance for lawyers, law students, doctors, families and every citizen who wishes to understand how law responds to one of the most sensitive questions of life, dignity and death. #LivingWill #RightToLife #Article21 #RightToDieWithDignity #AdvanceMedicalDirective #PassiveEuthanasia #EndOfLifeCare #HumanDignity #PatientAutonomy #MedicalLaw #ConstitutionalLaw #SupremeCourtOfIndia #IndianJudiciary #LegalAwareness #LegalEducation #LawStudents #LawyersOfIndia #BeyondLawCLC #JusticeHariprasad #IndianLaw #vikaschatrath
Living Will Vis-à-Vis Right to Life | Justice Hariprasad, Senior Advocate
What truly defines a successful advocate — knowledge of law alone, or the professionalism and ethics with which it is practised? Beyond Law CLC proudly presents an engaging and thought-provoking webinar on “Advocacy and Professionalism” featuring Ms. S. Susheela, Senior Advocate, High Court of Karnataka. This special session is designed to provide valuable insights into the art of advocacy, courtroom etiquette, professional ethics, legal discipline and the standards expected from members of the legal fraternity in modern legal practice. The webinar shall explore the deeper dimensions of advocacy beyond books and precedents — including the importance of integrity, preparation, persuasive skills, responsibility towards the Court and the indispensable role of professionalism in building credibility and excellence in the legal profession. It will be a meaningful learning experience for law students, young advocates, academicians and legal professionals aspiring to strengthen their advocacy skills and professional standards. An excellent opportunity to interact with and learn from an eminent Senior Advocate whose experience and guidance shall inspire every participant striving for excellence in the field of law. #advocacyskills #Professionalism #LegalEthics #CourtroomAdvocacy #SeniorAdvocate #BeyondLawCLC #LawStudents #YoungLawyers #LegalProfession #AdvocateLife #IndianLaw #Litigation #LegalEducation #ProfessionalEthics #LegalCommunity #HighCourt #LawCareer #LegalWebinar #Justice #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc
Advocacy and Professionalism: Ms. S. Susheela, Senior Advocate, High Court of Karnataka
Practical Perspectives of GST Litigation | CA Vinay Shraff | Beyond Law CLC In this insightful and practical discussion, CA Vinay Shraff deliberates upon the evolving landscape of GST litigation in India and examines the legal as well as procedural challenges being faced by taxpayers, professionals and businesses under the Goods and Services Tax regime. The discussion focuses upon practical aspects arising during assessment proceedings, issuance of show cause notices, adjudication, departmental investigations, appellate remedies and disputes relating to Input Tax Credit (ITC), classification, compliance and procedural irregularities. The session further highlights the importance of maintaining proper documentation, adopting legally sustainable compliance practices and understanding the developing judicial trends governing GST disputes and tax administration in India. The discussion would be immensely beneficial for Advocates, Chartered Accountants, Tax Consultants, Business Owners, Law Students and professionals dealing with indirect taxation and commercial litigation, as it provides practical insights into handling GST disputes before departmental authorities and appellate forums. The session also discusses the role of legal strategy, procedural safeguards and professional approach required for effective representation in GST litigation matters. Watch the complete discussion to gain practical exposure and deeper understanding of GST litigation from a real-world perspective. #GST #GSTLitigation #TaxLaw #IndirectTax #GSTIndia #InputTaxCredit #GSTNotice #GSTAppeal #TaxLitigation #LegalEducation #BeyondLawCLC #CAVinayShraff #Advocate #CharteredAccountant #BusinessLaw #GSTUpdates #IndianLaw #Litigation #TaxPractice #LawStudents #vikaschatrath
Practical Perspectives of GST Litigation | CA Vinay Shraff | Advocate
Digital Evidence in Court: How It’s Found, Preserved & Destroyed | Reality Check | Antara Jha In this insightful discussion, Cyber Law Expert Antara Jha examines the growing importance of digital evidence in modern litigation and criminal investigations, while also exposing the practical realities surrounding its collection, preservation, manipulation and destruction. The session discusses how electronic evidence has emerged as one of the most crucial components in contemporary legal proceedings and how courts are increasingly required to address complex technological and forensic issues while adjudicating disputes involving digital material. The discussion elaborates upon the process through which digital evidence is discovered, collected and preserved, including mobile phones, laptops, CCTV footage, emails, social media data, cloud storage and electronic communications. The session further highlights the legal requirements relating to admissibility of electronic evidence, chain of custody, forensic examination, data integrity and compliance with statutory provisions governing electronic records. Important practical concerns regarding tampering, deletion, manipulation and destruction of digital evidence are also discussed, along with the challenges faced by investigating agencies, lawyers and courts in ensuring authenticity and reliability of electronic records. The session would be immensely beneficial for Advocates, Law Students, Judicial Aspirants, Cyber Law Professionals, Investigating Officers, Digital Forensic Experts and individuals interested in understanding the intersection of technology and law. It provides practical and real-world insights into the handling of electronic evidence in courts and the evolving legal framework governing cyber and digital disputes in India. #DigitalEvidence #CyberLaw #ElectronicEvidence #LawOfEvidence #IndianEvidenceAct #BharatiyaSakshyaAdhiniyam #CyberCrime #DigitalForensics #CourtProcedure #ElectronicRecords #CyberLawExpert #AntaraJha #BeyondLawCLC #LegalEducation #TechnologyAndLaw #CyberInvestigation #Litigation #LawStudents #Advocate #ForensicScience #DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #LegalAwareness #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc
Digital Evidence in Court: How It’s Found, Preserved & Destroyed | Reality Check | Antara Jha
An intellectually stimulating session on “Changing Landscape of Liability under Law in Artificial Intelligence Regime” was conducted under the banner of Beyond Law CLC. The webinar was delivered by Man Mohan Sharma, Former Principal Judge, Family Courts, Delhi, who provided deep insights into the emerging legal challenges and evolving framework governing liability in the age of Artificial Intelligence. The session critically examined the shifting contours of legal responsibility in AI-driven environments, including issues relating to accountability, negligence, data governance, algorithmic decision-making, and regulatory gaps. The discussion also highlighted comparative legal approaches and the urgent need for adaptive legal mechanisms to address technological advancements. With rapid integration of AI across sectors, the session proved to be highly relevant for legal practitioners, policy thinkers, academicians, and law students seeking to understand the intersection of law and technology. Such initiatives by Beyond Law CLC continue to contribute towards progressive legal discourse and capacity building in emerging areas of law. #ArtificialIntelligence#AILaw#LegalInnovation#LiabilityLaw#TechnologyLaw #BeyondLawCLC#LegalEducation#FutureOfLaw #Advocates #LawStudents #DigitalLaw #AIRegulation #LegalAwareness #Webinar #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc #artificialintelligence
Changing Landscape of Liability under Law in Artificial Intelligence Regime: Man Mohan Sharma
An insightful and academically enriching session on Law Relating to Specific Performance of Contract, a subject that lies at the heart of civil litigation and equitable remedies under the Specific Relief Act, 1963. 🎓 Speaker: S. Susheela, Senior Advocate, High Court of Karnataka An authority in civil and commercial litigation, bringing deep practical insights into the evolving jurisprudence of specific performance. 📚 This session covers: • Scope and applicability of Specific Performance • Key provisions and amendments under the Specific Relief Act • Discretion of Courts & equitable principles • Landmark judgments of the Supreme Court of India • Practical courtroom strategies for advocates and litigants ⚖️ Whether you are a **law student, judicial aspirant, practicing advocate, or civil litigation enthusiast**, this session will provide a sharp, court-ready understanding of the subject in a crisp and structured manner. #SpecificPerformance #ContractLaw #SpecificReliefAct #CivilLaw #LawStudents #JudiciaryPreparation #Advocates #LegalEducation #CourtroomStrategy #SupremeCourt #LegalAwareness #BeyondLawCLC #VikasChatrath #LawLecture #IndianLaw #beyondlawclc
Law Related to Specific Performance of Contract: S. Susheela Senior Advocate
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