Constitutional Law
Termination of Citizenship and Dual Citizenship
The Constituent Assembly integrated a generalized provision through Article 11 for the Parliament to modulate the citizenship by law.
Constitutional Law
Laws Related to Hospitality Industry in India
The hospitality industry’s demand in India is continuing to rise as a result of increased business and tourism business activity.
Constitutional Law
An Analysis of phrases ‘equality before law’ and ‘equal protection of law’ under Article 14
The State shall not deny to any person equality before the law or the equal protection of the laws within the territory of India.
Constitutional Law
Role of Culture in Constitutionalism
Constitutionalism and Culture are two interrelated factors with each other and these are crucial for forming a democratic and sovereign State.
Common Law Principles
An Overview of the Doctrine of Rule of Law
Constitutionalism, absence of arbitrary power within government, liberty of people, independent judiciary etc. are imbibed in of Rule of Law.
Administrative Law
The Legislations In India
The legislation refers to the making of the law. This legislative body has the power to make, amend, repeal and enact the laws.
Constitutional Law
Constituent Assembly Debate on Ordinance Making Power of the President
Article 123 authorizes the President to make ordinances as he deems necessary. He acts on the recommendations of the Council of Ministers.
Administrative Law
Application of Doctrine of Proportionality in Administrative Law
Whenever a government action violates a right, the Courts investigate such administrative activity by applying Doctrine of Proportionality.
Constitutional Law
Marital Rape: A Constitutional Contradiction
India remains one of the few countries all over the world which has not criminalised marital rape, despite the intent of the people at large.
Constitutional Law
Administrative Discretion and Article 14
Picking one option from a list of alternatives is what discretion entails. These options must be decided on rationality and fairness.
Constitutional Law
Holding the Clauses Together: The Exceptions of Article 16(1) and 16(2) of the Indian Constitution
Treating the equals as unequals or unequals as equals will be in complete contradiction to the Doctrine of Equality.
Constitutional Law
An Overview of Doctrine of Eclipse
Any law that is incompatible with fundamental rights is not invalid, but it has been eclipsed by the fundamental right.