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Law Simplified

Law Simplified

By: MotorMouth Pods
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Don't you think that our laws are always written in quite a complicated manner? Isn't it a bit difficult sometimes to understand that legal language? Don't you wish there was someone who could simplify these laws for you? 


Don't worry! I'm doing just that. I'm Pallavi, a Supreme Court Lawyer, bringing you my new MotorMouth Original Podcast - Law Simplified! Each episode, I will simplify law for you, and bring it to you in a way that you have an absolutely clear picture of what it means for you. 

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Episodes
  • Mediation | 08

    Mediation | 08
    Nov 3 2021

    "Conflict is inevitable but combat is optional." ~ Max Lucado 


    As long as there are people, there will always be disputes. And an easier method of resolving disputes amicably is through mediation. Advocate Pallavi Pratap simplifies mediation in this episode - be it in a corporate conflict situation, or between spouses. 
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    10 mins
  • Restitution Of Conjugal Rights | 07

    Restitution Of Conjugal Rights | 07
    Oct 6 2021

    In our on-going season about matrimonial laws, in this episode, Pallavi simplifies laws that govern Conjugal Rights in India. 
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    10 mins
  • Alimony | 06

    Alimony | 06
    Sep 22 2021

    Alimony - quite a complicated aspect in the event of a divorce in India. What is alimony? How is it claimed and granted? How is it awarded? How is it different from maintenance? Can men also claim alimony? What about live-in partners? All this and more, in this episode, with Pallavi Pratap - Lawyer, Supreme Court of India. 
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    8 mins
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