All India Bar Examination (AIBE) XXI To Be Conducted On June 07.
The Bar Council of India has released the schedule for the All India Bar Examination XXI. The exam will be conducted on June 07, 2026.The online registrations can be done from 11th February 2026. Click here to Buy Now After passing the exam candidates will be awarded “Certificate ofRead More
Burden of Proof: Propounder Must Prove the due Execution of Will : Punjab and Haryana High Court
Punjab and Haryana High Court recently held that The onus of proving the Will is, as per settled law, on the Person who is propounding/relying upon the said Will. The judgement came out in a case titled as Maninder Pal Singh and others Versus Jasmeet Singh and others Case Background Read More
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