🏛️ The Great Legal Paradox

🌟 What happens when following the rules perfectly actually prevents justice? This episode explores one of law's most fascinating tensions - when should courts bend procedures to serve the greater good?

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 Why Justice Krishna Iyer called procedures "servants, not masters" of justice
• ⚖️ The truth-seeking mission behind every court case
• 🎯 When technical mistakes should be forgiven vs. when they can't be
• 🌟 How judges balance rigid rules with fair outcomes

🚀 Real Cases Discussed:

• 💎 Punjab State vs. Shyamlal Murari - The landmark case that redefined procedural law
• ⭐ Kalash vs. Nanku - When law itself becomes justice's enemy
• 🔥 Mohammad Abdul Wahid vs. Nilofer - Every lawsuit as a search for truth
• ⚡ Ganesh Trading Company vs. Mojiram - Why legal documents exist in the first place

🎙️ This episode will change how you think about legal technicalities forever - sometimes the most just thing is to break the rules!