Constitution and constitutionalism are two different concepts. Modern political thoughts draw a distinction between ‘constitution’ and ‘constitutionalism’. A country having a constitution may or may not have constitutionalism. In a proper democracy, constitution consists of agreements and fundamentals to determine Read more…
A man’s reputation is property more valuable than other property. Every man has the right to protection of his reputation. Injury to one’s reputation has been termed as defamation. Definition of Defamation According to Dr Winfield, “Defamation is the publication Read more…
INTRODUCTION Law is the set of principles of what is right and what is wrong as per the society; the developing societies from time to time are developing laws, so as to define the difference between the right and the Read more…
Federalism has given the country’s political system great flexibility. Thus the capacity to resist stress through accommodation is also present. But to continue the same, it requires not simply federalism, but cooperative and competitive federalism. Cooperative Federalism is the concept Read more…
This judgment is notable for it being long-drawn. And it was in drive with a lot of emotions and religious sentiments coming into play; with episodes where any bit of coherence was almost impossible to find. This movement attained momentum Read more…
INTRODUCTION Public Interest litigation is a petition filed by the individual, group of Citizen or non-government organization. It is to get justice on a problem which has broader public interest. It is mainly applicable to the citizen of the country. Read more…
Constitution of any country is the fundamental law of land. It develops common national, political, constitutional identity of the people of the country. It is important that the constitution remains relevant with the changing time. Therefore, constitution of almost all Read more…
This judgment is pivotal in the jurisprudential history of the country as it discusses about the balance of powers between important democratic institutions of our nation in the backdrop of constitutional supremacy. A constitutional bench consisting of 13 judges delivered Read more…
Introduction: Article 19 of the Constitution of India provides for six freedoms, viz. Freedom of speech and expression; To assemble peaceable and without arms; To form associations or unions [or co-operative societies][1] To move freely throughout the territory of India; Read more…
The birth of law and the role of custom Indian Courts face frequent confrontation and discussion upon the matter concerning the relevance of custom’s as a source of law in India. This includes the question of whether relevancy lies or Read more…
This article talks about the origin of Public Interest Litigation and its development in Indian Litigation. In India approximately 22% of the people lives below poverty line. This percentage affect a lot in every area of Indian economy. These people Read more…
Federal system is a government structure. In this the power is split collectively between the supreme governmental body and the subnational political bodies. Federalism is a tool for a country’s democratic governing process. It aims to strike a balance between Read more…