MUSLIM LAW - Shah Bano Case Law Class - I

Описание: This video provides a clear, structured, and judiciary-focused analysis of the Shah Bano case (Mohd. Ahmed Khan v. Shah Bano Begum, 1985), specially designed for Judicial Services aspirants preparing for Delhi Judicial Services (DJS), Haryana Judiciary (HJS), Rajasthan Judiciary (RJS), and Uttar Pradesh Judiciary (UPPCS-J).

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The Shah Bano case is one of the most frequently asked landmark judgments under Muslim Law and Criminal Procedure (Section 125 CrPC) in judiciary prelims, mains, and interviews. This lecture focuses on facts, legal issues, ratio decidendi, statutory interpretation, and post-judgment developments, exactly as required for judiciary examinations.

What You Will Learn (Judiciary Exam Focus):
• Background and facts of the Shah Bano case
• Legal issues involved in the case
• Interpretation of Section 125 CrPC
• Conflict between personal law and secular law
• Supreme Court’s reasoning and ratio decidendi
• Concept of maintenance to divorced Muslim woman
• Meaning and scope of Mehr and Iddat
• Constitutional perspective – Articles 14, 15 & 44
• Impact of the judgment on Muslim personal law
• Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986
• How the case is asked in DJS, HJS, RJS & UP Judiciary
• Prelims MCQ points and mains answer structure

Judiciary-Specific Approach:

This lecture is structured with:
• Judgment-oriented analysis
• Statutory + constitutional linkage
• Case law-based answer writing
• Clear distinction between law before and after Shah Bano

Perfect for prelims recall, mains depth, and interview articulation

Who Should Watch This Video?
• Judicial Services aspirants
• Candidates preparing for DJS, HJS, RJS & UP Judiciary
• Law graduates revising Muslim Law
• Students aiming to master landmark judgments


Why Shah Bano Case is Important for Judiciary Exams:
• Frequently asked in Muslim Law & CrPC
• Tests constitutional reasoning
• Important for problem-based questions
• Popular in judiciary interviews

This video will help you confidently answer judiciary exam questions on the Shah Bano case, whether asked as direct MCQs, descriptive mains questions, or interview questions.

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