I wish I had you as a classmate or my teacher in college.....the clarity of ur presentation is amazing and ur smile is so infectious ❤️

@ahammedshank

2 жыл бұрын

Means u haven't watched the full video. He is not smiling.

@vaibhavgupta4269

2 жыл бұрын

Men will be men

@ankitaaarya

2 жыл бұрын

"So infectious" hmmmm OK Ok hmm hmm isee hmm

@SouvikMukherjee72

2 жыл бұрын

@@ahammedshank I have watched them all mostly and not particularly mentioning about this..so to speak.

@akkigiri7682

2 жыл бұрын

Bhai tu yha padhne aaya ya line marne

Very well explained Pls someday try to cover difference between writ, petition, appeal, suit, chamber summons etc. And also the various stages of court filing and where all the above written come into picture

Ma'am you are the only inspiration that I've chosen the law field as a career ❤️...thanks a lot!...keep growing and lots of love and warm wishes 💝

@vikasvashisth6631

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you become an advocate who would work in courts for justice rather than appearing for just another sarkari exam and keeping your LLB degree in showcase

@igvg

2 жыл бұрын

@@vikasvashisth6631 jali na

I haven't seen the full video but believe me this will be awesome. I m read with my pen and paper 😀😀❤️❤️ Thanks didi

Being a student 1st year this is the most common doubt that i think each one of us would have .. but all thanks to you for clearing my doubt.. Thanku and congratulations for 1million milestone 👏

Mam,your way of teaching me it was very informated & interested, so whenever I saw your videoo I learned more and more things Thanks for making this and all video are very helpful ☺

Guess what, The channel is always at the top of my recommendations 🙌 Amazing job

Kudos for the Simple & Crisp explanation, kindly make a comprehensive video on the complete hierarchy & different branches of Indian Judiciary. Thank you

please make a video on the classification of judges along with their limitations to make judgements on particular cases. That would be of a great help.

Very well explained the difference and the best part was the example . Great work Sir.

Mam me aapse bhot kuch sikhti hu ...pr subse jyada jo hai vo hai aapki body language and style and fluency...and much more ....in my law education journey.....aap one and only ho jo bhot ki khubsurati se or perfection ke sath knowledge deti hai ....with knowledge...me aapse bhot kuch sikhti hu ...that's why I wanna thanks too you mam seriously....✌️✌️

@_FinologyLegal

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😊

Mam you explain every topic with precise info nd simplicity keep up gud WORK 🙏🏻👍

Ma'am aapki wajah se pandamic me exams clear kar liye ! bahot shukriya ! BEST teacher ever

@Advocateattorney

2 жыл бұрын

Which exam

Wow..... Your class is very helpful for law aspirant

अच्छा हुआ ma'am आपने हमें यह फर्क समझाया... वरना हम भी दोनो को एक ही समझते थे...Thanks for this video.. 🤗

Pls do add subtitles coz i have been following your channel for a long time and you are doing a great job . I totally love your videos since Iam a law student it is very useful for me understand Hindi but since there is no subtitles I couldn't suggest your channel to my fnds who can't understand and who wish to learn new concepts ... Hope you will add subtitles... Your videos are really very helpful.. Thanks for such great videos keep doing such new topics 😊 support from south India ❤️

Your videos are very informative always 🥰. Thank you so much ❤

Wonderful information, ma'am. 👍👍👍 Thank you 🙏🙏🙏. I've seen all your informative videos, and learnt a lot. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

Thank You So Much Ma'am......You are magnificent & Awesome teacher ❤

Thank you very much Ma'am 😇👏 I hope apke har video har youngsters tak pahuche. 👏 You're doing a great job 🙌

Your lectures are very helpful 🙌you are very creative mam

One point more ie 'trial' ordinarily takes place only in lower Courts of Judge/Magistrate not before Justice should have been added. Thanks a lot..... Keep it up please🙏

District Munsif, subordinate judge, district judge in civil cases Magistrate, chief judicial Magistrate, sessions judge in criminal cases These are the classification in some states

I am Faisal from Lahore Pakistan.. Great attitude of lecture... You are good ma'am... Love

Finology Legal Made Every Topic Crystal Clear . Thank you 🙏🏻

Love you Priya... Wish you all success... Love from Khammam, Telangana State

I really appreciate work of finology , it really helps us. I request you to make a video on court martial , what is court martial and its proceedings.

MOST CRITICAL ITEMS NARRATED IN A VERY SIMPLE WAY, WITH THE HELP OF CHART/ DIAGRAM. MANY TKS.

Thank you so much mam..❤ Very very useful session..

jb se appki video dekhna start kiya hai sb fine fine aur legal legal sa lgne lga hai eagrly waiting for such more classic content and further more videos of constitution part series from u mam ....

Good explanation . Small suggestion is use digital board or some laptop screen with PPT instead of green board with marker. It will be good for viewers . Please make use of technology 👍☺️☺️

@_FinologyLegal

2 жыл бұрын

Okay 👌

Thank you sir, Bhoot ache se samjhaya aapne

Very informative... Ur way of teaching makes every topic comprehensible for everyone... I request u to plzzz make video lectures on top stories of live law,it will definitely be helpfull for all law students...

As amazing content as one can think.

Wonderful differentiation of various judicial nomenclatures & functions . Thanks

Very well explained.I was waiting for such explanation

Mam according to sec 11 (3) of crpc it clearly state that ,when any person crack the judicial service exam he or she will be appointed as civil judge neither judicial magistrate becoz H.c will appoint member or civil judge when it appear to be expedient hence 'Jolly' will be appointed as civil judge I think so....

You are unique mam you teaching method is too good 😍😍 Thank you so much 🥰 ❤️

Explained very easy way..thank you Sirji..!!

Ye sir explain ek no. Krte h ❣

ADJ, DJ, ASJ, SJ, are part of HJS. a magistrate/ Civil Judge -I, II cannot be simply promoted to ADJ, ASJ, level. They have to appear in HJS exams.

Love to see you smile makes my day and reason for me to keep coming back to watch your channel.

Wonderful n informative video thank u mam💞.. 💯

Fantastic mam You are teaching methods is very Nice I have got more knowledge from you Thank you mam.🙏🏼

Please now make a video for explaining the difference between a Judge and Chief justice

Very good knowledge...thank you sir 🙏🙏

Thankyou for clearing the confusion 😊😊😊

Heartly thanks because such a really true knowledge for jr. Advocates.

Your logical explanation is super!

Hello finology legal team U guys are do a great job It will more helpful if u explain in english 👏congrats for 1million

A simplest way to clear all doubts regarding law and judiciary

Thank you so much..!!! for providing information to us it's making us easy to understand please can you make more videos on topics like public interest litigation, Muslim law,Hindu law, principles of crime, international law, Constitutional terms hope you'll look into this topics, thank you..!

What a energy 👏

Ma'am your teaching way of law is very gorgeous thanks a lot mam please update new videos related to law on daily bases

Too easy to remember this ❤✌🌹

Priya mam No words to express . Kudos..

Priya mam plz make videos in English also r use bilingual method.ur videos r very useful for rural students.plz cover polity entire upsc syllubus

Mam, what's the difference between Judicial magistrate and executive magistrate? Can you please make a video on this chapter also?

@sumanmondal2357

2 жыл бұрын

Magistrate are of two kinds:- (1) Judicial Magistrate (2) Executive Magistrate. Judicial Magistrate is a Judicial Officer Whereas Executive Magistrate is a Civil Officer. A candidate has to clear Judicial Service Exam to become a Judicial Magistrate, whereas to become an Executive Magistrate one has to clear Civil Service (Executive) exam. An IAS/IPS Officer can be termed as Executive Magistrate when they gets posted in the rank of Sub-Divisional Executive Magistrate/ Sub-Divisional Officer (SDEM/SDM/SDO). under the Provisions of CrPC Judicial Magistrates has wide scope of power as compare to Executive Magistrates. A Judicial Magistrate conducts trials & authorised to take evidence under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. Whereas an Executive Magistrate can only pass an Order under CrPC Sections 107,144 etc. According to theory of Separation of Powers, we know there are 3 organs of Government :- (1) Legislative (2) Executive (3) Judiciary. The Magistrates which comes under the Executive organ are called as Executive Magistrate. For eg: IAS/IPS/DM/SDEM/SDM/SDO/BDO/Secretaries of Ministers etc. Whereas, The Magistrates which comes under the Judicial organ are called as Judicial Magistrate. For eg: Judicial Magistrate 1st Class, Judicial Magistrate 2nd Class, Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) etc.

@banubanu9615

2 жыл бұрын

@@sumanmondal2357 TQ so much

@prakashs8150

2 жыл бұрын

Executive magistrate is IAS officer... Who look after district administration "DM"... They have some judicial power also but they are not judge

@nareshbhanot8818

2 жыл бұрын

@@sumanmondal2357 well explained 👍

@adityachaudhary1175

2 жыл бұрын

@@prakashs8150 they have no any judical powers

Nice way of explanation sir, please tell the differences between 1) judicial magistrate 2) judicial metropolitan

@sampriktabrahma5836

2 жыл бұрын

When a judicial magistrate is posted in a metropolitan city like Bombay, Kolkata, Madras etc, he/ she is knows as a metropolitan magistrate

hello mam, your videos are really helpful and very knowledgeable, requesting you to please make video on MHCET 3 year llb study materials.

Thank you for sharing this video ❤️

Informative video! Thanks!

Crystal clear thank you sir !

Very informative. Watching from Kashmir 😍

Very informative. Thank you.

What a lady.. Teachings are very useful

Thank you so much for the information 🙏

Super Fantastic rendition

Thanks mam for your informational video

Your this vdo and your introduction style both so much beautiful.... Didi...keep it up...👍♥️😊...I become Chief Justice...

U r the best dear And ur expression love it

Brilliant video!

Crystal clear 🤗

Thanks alot very helpful video

Such a nice explanation...THE Best❤👌👌👍👍

today i read this topic only and after few hrs i got this recommended....😁😂😂🤣 concept clear...😍😎😘 thank you so much...

Interesting, topic, u r smart speaker

Mam I really like and get lots of benefit from your video .. and can you make a video on PIL .. plzzzzzzzzzz🤗

Thanks for this video mam 😊❤️

Very good explanation

Soo much of clarification ❤

Fantastic Priya you doing a Marvelous job l am sure lot of people are learning things they don't know keep it up

Very well explained 👍

Really nice and helpful video

1 million congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Was waiting for the video to be uploaded on this channel and by You Priya Mam...from Law College Assam 🙂

Congratulations ma'am for achieving 1 million subscribers 👏👏👏 Kudos to your sincere hardwork 🙏

Well explained!

Thank u mam & sir. Make video about about court proceedings

Clearly explained the concept. Thank you for the video on this topic. I would also request a video on the difference between Executive Magistrate & Judicial Magistrate.

@sumanmondal2357

2 жыл бұрын

Magistrate are of two kinds:- (1) Judicial Magistrate (2) Executive Magistrate. Judicial Magistrate is a Judicial Officer Whereas Executive Magistrate is a Civil Officer. A candidate has to clear Judicial Service Exam to become a Judicial Magistrate, whereas to become an Executive Magistrate one has to clear Civil Service (Executive) exam. An IAS/IPS Officer can be termed as Executive Magistrate when they gets posted in the rank of Sub-Divisional Executive Magistrate/ Sub-Divisional Officer (SDEM/SDM/SDO). under the Provisions of CrPC Judicial Magistrates has wide scope of power as compare to Executive Magistrates. A Judicial Magistrate conducts trials & authorised to take evidence under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. Whereas an Executive Magistrate can only pass an Order under CrPC Sections 107,144 etc. According to theory of Separation of Powers, we know there are 3 organs of Government :- (1) Legislative (2) Executive (3) Judiciary. The Magistrates which comes under the Executive organ are called as Executive Magistrate. For eg: IAS/IPS/DM/SDEM/SDM/SDO/BDO/Secretaries of Ministers etc. Whereas, The Magistrates which comes under the Judicial organ are called as Judicial Magistrate. For eg: Judicial Magistrate 1st Class, Judicial Magistrate 2nd Class, Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) etc.

@sukdebmitra2012

2 жыл бұрын

@@sumanmondal2357 Thank you for a detailed explanation on the query.

Your video is very helpful mam

Mam your explanation is really very awesome please make videos on upcoming University exams💫

Amazing teacher

Thank you for amazing informative video 👌👌🙂

Hi Priya! ❤️ There's a request. I want you to cover the Taliban issue from the initial just as you covered the whole topic on Israel and Palestine issue. Hope you'll soon come out with a great work as always! Till then I'm waiting!! 😇

Thankyou so much mam for well explan

Very informative video

Thankyou ma'am aaj jakr smjh ayaa

Informative lecture. Thnxxx sir❣

@jassibagh3600

Жыл бұрын

Upadhyay sir is great 👍😃

Didi you explain so well.. Please make a detailed video on UCC(Uniform civil code)..... 🙏