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10/06/2026
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09/06/2026
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14/05/2026
For CLAT UG 2027 Aspirants, today’s Legal Digest covers a landmark Supreme Court judgment that strengthens the principle of "justice, equity, and good conscience". In the case of Manjula and Others v. D.A. Srinivas (2026 INSC 465), the Court reaffirmed the "Slayer Rule"—ensuring no one benefits from their own wrongdoing.
Key Takeaways for Your CLAT Prep:
Broad Scope: Section 25 of the Hindu Succession Act (HSA) applies to both intestate (without a will) and testamentary (with a will) succession.
Standard of Proof: A formal criminal conviction is not a prerequisite for disqualification in civil court. Civil courts can apply the "preponderance of probability" standard even if the criminal trial is pending.
Extended Disqualification: The rule covers not just the direct perpetrator, but anyone who abets the murder.
Legal Fiction of Pre-decease: Under Section 27 of the HSA, a disqualified person is treated as if they had "predeceased" the victim, and the property passes to the next eligible heir.
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13/05/2026
Big changes are coming to rural employment laws in India. If you’re a CLAT UG 2027 aspirant, this is a "must-know" for your Current Affairs and Legal Reasoning sections.
The Government of India has officially repealed MGNREGA (2005), replacing it with the Viksit Bharat – Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act, effective July 1, 2026. This marks a massive transition from a "Right to Work" model to a planned, infrastructure-led "Rural Transformation" framework.
Why this matters for your CLAT Prep:
Statutory Changes: Annual employment guarantee rises from 100 to 125 days.
Fiscal Federalism: A new 60:40 funding split between the Centre and States—a classic topic for Legal Aptitude questions on federal structure.
Agricultural Clause: Mandatory 60-day pauses during peak seasons to manage labor shifts.
Digital Accountability: Face authentication and NMMS attendance are now mandatory.
Swipe through ➡️ to tackle practice questions on Logical Inferences, Fiscal Concerns, and the Legal Nature of these work guarantees. These are exactly the types of Critical Reasoning patterns you’ll see on D-day!
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08/05/2026
Stop scrolling. Start solving. 🧠
Today’s news is tomorrow’s Legal Reasoning passage. We’ve broken down the 5 biggest updates from May 8, 2026, into a "Hit-List" for CLAT 2027.
📍 Key Topics: Quad-Plus, CCTS 2.0, Trade Unions Centenary, and more.
Don’t just read the news—apply it. Slide for the practice set! 👇
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