Introduction: The Origin & development of the Indian Judiciary can be traced since the advent of the Britishers. Although it will be wrong to consider and credit the Colonial Rule for the judiciary’s development in its entirety. But it won’t be wrong to say that the English Laws served as Read more…
Introduction: Delegated Legislation is one of the most debatable issues in the domain of legal theory as it can be imputed in various ways. The Indian Democracy has relied upon three main pillars, i.e., the legislature, the executive, and the judiciary. Every administrative body has its power as vested by 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 Law into three simple concepts which were further needed to 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 of licensing and permits which were very tedious and time-consuming. 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 and decisions that affect civil rights and obligations, as well 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 the rule of law and the requirement that public authorities Read more…
Introduction: Domicile is a concept under private law of nations law or conflict of laws that identifies a person having a foreign element with a territory subject to a single system of law which is considered as the personal law. Domicile may be defined as a connecting factor to link Read more…
Introduction: Recently, the words “Sovereign Immunity” were in the limelight in Kulbhushan Jadhav’s case[1]. The Indian High Commission nominated Barrister Shahnawaz Noon and said that giving him vakalatnama would mean a waiver of Jadhav’s Sovereign Immunity. So, now the question is what is Sovereign Immunity? Who gets it? Indian Preamble Read more…
Introduction: The most powerful nations are built based on a powerful army. The sin qua non of an independent state lies in its ability to defend itself and it is the essence of sovereignty. Armed forces are organs of the state that are created with the purpose of maintaining the Read more…
Introduction: Elements like liberal policies, low wage rate, vast market, and robust banking are the reasons why our country is an attractive destination for Foreign Investors. One of the major factors that has driven India’s economic development is Foreign Direct Investment. Also, it is because of FDI that India’s low Read more…
Introduction: The Delhi Transport Department’s order for motorists to affix high-security registration plate (HSRP) and color-coded stickers to their cars has created a buzz in the national capital. The Transport Department was going to carry out a compliance action against vehicles that do not have high-security registration plates but have Read more…
Introduction: The doctrine of proportionality, the terminology has its true connection with Administrative Law and has its prior usage at the point or question of judicial review. The doctrine states or points that; there should be a cord or a connection between the result we are expecting and the measures Read more…