Introduction: When it comes down to it, constitutions in constitutional democracies like India and the United States might be seen as a power-limiting document. I think it’s important to keep an eye on the government to prevent the country from Read more
Abstract: Sedition law prohibition incitement of hatred or disaffection against the government. Sec 124A has been held to be constitutional by the Apex court. Fair criticism of government does not amount to sedition. The provision of sedition was incorporated in Read more
Introduction: The concept of rule of law had been in curtains and mist for a long time. It was not until A.V Dicey’s definition in 1885, that we begin to understand the concept. Professor Dicey had broken down rule of Read more
Introduction: From 1947-1991, the Indian economy followed a socialist form of governance. The policies were very strict and promoted protectionism. The government focuses a lot on import substitution by levying high taxes and quotas on imports. Industrialization required a lot Read more
Introduction: Many countries have recently increased their interest in administrative law, particularly with the introduction of new administrative courts, which brings the focus towards administrative justice, which deals with judicial review of administrative acts. The right to effectively question acts Read more
Introduction: Constitutionalism, which implies limited government, is built on judicial scrutiny. The judiciary’s job is to keep the state’s various organs within the bounds of power granted to them by the constitution. The validity of judicial review is founded on Read more
Introduction: Corporate Social Responsibility refers to the responsibility of the corporate entities towards society. CSR activities are voluntarily undertaken by the companies to contribute to a cleaner environment and a better society. The benefits of these activities are two-fold. It Read more
Introduction: On 5 November 2017, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs directed that it has struck down around 2.24 lakh shell companies that were considered inactive by the government of India. This step was said to be taken because most of Read more
Introduction: The Соmраnies Асt, 2013[1] аllоws а shаrehоlder tо mаke nоminаtiоns аbоut shаres held by him in а соmраny. А nоminаtiоn is а written mаndаte given by а shаrehоlder tо а соmраny desсribing а раrtiсulаr рersоn, tо whоm the shаres Read more
Introduction: By law and enforcement, a new State can be formed by the Parliament by separation of territories from any State or by merging of two or more States or parts of any State. Parliament can also reduce or expand Read more
Introduction: Citizenship refers to the legal right recognized by law as being the legal member of a nation or a state. It refers to providing a state of position to a person who is a member of the state, it Read more
Introduction: India has one of the oldest legal systems in the whole world. This system has evolved from time to time due to various political and economical reforms. One thing should be noted that certain English writers claimed in their Read more