For a common citizen bustling about their circadian routines, legal run-ins are the most petrifying thing on the planet. All of the jargon and vast legal codes only deter an individual from seeking constitutional support, becoming a huge hindrance to the competence of the entirety of the judicial department. To prevail over this desperate inkling of powerlessness, Seelam swoops in with “Indian Law for a Common Man”. This book proves to be the key to a maze that baffles the masses of India.
Venturing Outside of Courtrooms
More often than not, you might find yourself stuck in a vicious loop of unscrupulous rent agreements, or having to tussle back and forth with a clueless sales manager about the various provisions of the foot-long warranty card of your freshly broken down, newly bought washing machine. You rack your brains and turn to an obvious solution to consulting an exploitative Indian lawyer, who'd much rather drool over the commissions he’d make than try to win your case. If at that moment, you are handed this book, that lays down the basic principles of everything legal, you will surely breathe a welcome sigh of relief.
Set down in a comprehensible, coherent manner that doesn't intimidate the layman, “Indian Law for a Common Man” makes the complexities of the mystical, mythical legal world an easier pill to swallow. Through the toil and sweat of around 677 law interns of the non-profit WeDidIt, the fundamentals of law can be mastered in merely 3 hours.
The book sets the ground for the most basic building blocks of any judicial system– the constitution it is based on, i.e., the Indian Constitution, and each individual's fundamental rights and duties. The knowledge of these quips a civilian with a shield essential for high-pressure situations, where legal forces may end up harming even the innocent. It further disentangles the various judiciary strata, the court levels' significance, and the time when one may seek support from each. Concise separations are elucidated upon between various overlapping as well as distinct spheres of daily law, property law, and the most menacing of all, criminal law. The dirth of knowledge about the recently developed codes of cyber laws and environmental laws is touched upon as well.
Becoming The Angry ‘Indian’ Man
The latter half covers a much urgent need for self-dependence and cognizance about one’s own abilities to deal with and bring about justice. When a young adult is thrown out into this fast-paced lifestyle, a prerequisite to fending for yourself and doing so successfully, is reiterating your rights and duties. Whether it is knowing about your financial status, needs and taxation duties to prevent unbeknownst frauds, or protecting and defending your intellectual property and privacy whenever necessary, this book is a revolutionary handbook to hack off every weed-like hindrance in your legal journey. That is not all, for Sree Krishna Seelam has provided yet another tool that decodes the world of law– Middlemen.asia, a platform that provides AI tools as a method to bridge the gap between lawyers and their clients. Its transparency and simplicity have revolutionized how the common man perceives laws, and isn't simply protected by it, but also thrives under it.