Lawteller

About this issue

• Investigation agencies can’t summon lawyers
• Parents to be blamed for allowing minors to drink & drive
• Lack of handwriting corroboration renders conviction unsafe
• ‘Commercial purpose’ determined by dominant intention at purchase
• Voluntary statements constitute substantive evidence; can form the basis of conviction
• A candidate after being declared unsuccessful, cannot challenge the “rules of the game”

About Lawteller

One of India's first Legal Awareness Magazine, LawTeller is being published since 1993. The USP or the distinguishing feature of our magazine is that it encompasses only those cases decided within the territories of India, where the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India has decided a matter on a divergent viewpoint from that of the High Court's of any of the Indian states. This specialty of Lawteller has endeared it to its ever-increasing faithful subscribers from all walks of life; such as those concerned with law in any form like Judges, Advocates, Government departments, Judicial Officers, Company Secretaries, Armed forces, general public and especially the academic institutions consisting of majority of top ranking Law Colleges in India, thereby giving us a very wide diaspora of subscribers all across India.