In our legal ecosystem, the doors of justice are opened through the awareness of the citizens about their rights. Like any other property rights, right to get justice is an intangible right of a person. For the completion of the dream of our constitution makers, who wished to formulate the Read more…
Introduction: It’s well known that education is an integral part of an individual’s life. A literate person can contribute to the development of the country and can live his/her life with dignity. They all are well aware of their rights and of their remedies, in case of infringement of the Read more…
Introduction Judicial review is a significant weapon in the hands of judges. It consists of the power of a court to hold unenforceable and unconstitutional any law or order based upon such law or any other action by a public authority which is incompatible. The judicial review may be explained Read more…
Introduction Anti-defection law throws focus on the establishment of parliamentary discipline and decorum necessary for every self-respecting member. Democracy may be of the people, for the people and -by the people but this comes with certain ethics to be upheld. This has been the objective of the act, but the Read more…
INDIAN YOUNG LAWYERS’ ASSOCIATION & ORS. V/S STATE OF KERALA & ORS [WP (C) 373/2006] Introduction There is no straight-jacket formula to come to a conclusion for this particular case, India being a very culturally proactive country, it is never easy for the judiciary to give justice, and often it Read more…
Introduction Part IV pertains to the Directive Principle of State Policy. DPSP is considered the reflection of Preamble as it guides the State on how to make laws and maintain public order. These are well-made Principles that Direct the State to make Policies and Laws keeping in mind the larger Read more…
Introduction The provision for amendment of the constitution is made with a view to overcoming the difficulties which may encounter in the future in the working of the Constitution. Such a difficulty was once seen in 2005 and hence an amendment was made to Article 15 of the constitution of Read more…
Introduction Animal welfare and rights in India respect the treatment of and laws concerning non-human creatures in India. It is particular from creature protection in India. India is home to a few strict conventions pushing peacefulness and empathy towards creatures, and has passed various creature government assistance changes since 1960. Read more…
INTRODUCTION The Constitution of India provides for a single integrated judicial system with the Supreme Court at the apex, High Court at the middle (State) level, and District Court at the local level. One of the salient features of the Indian Constitution is the ‘Independent and Integrated judiciary’. It also Read more…
Introduction The Constitution of India was enacted on January 26, 1950. Constitution of India was drafted, enacted and approved by the Constituent Assembly on behalf of the people of India. A statute has a tendency towards the legislature which is delivered in the form of text. Interpretation or construction of Read more…
ELECTION AND DEMOCRACY “For democracy to survive, the rule of law must prevail, and it is necessary that the best available men should be chosen as people’s representatives for proper governance of the country.[1]” Democracy simply means a method of group decision making characterized by a kind of equality among Read more…
Introduction It is a rule of the law that the ‘law of land’ should be upheld every time law is spoken of. In India, such law of land or the grundnorm is the CONSTITUTION. The Indian Constitution since its inception in 1950 has been providing protection to all the citizens Read more…