“A writ issued by a court to compel performance of a particular act by a lower court or a governmental officer or body, to correct a prior action or failure to act.”[1] Black’s Law Dictionary Introduction: Ever heard a Court’s order issuing instructions to a lower court! Well, you have Read more
Introduction: One of the most essential organs of Indian democracy is the judiciary. It is the saviour of rights of the people guaranteed by the constitution. Its function ranges from providing Justice to people, interpreting and applying laws made by the legislature, passing equity legislation, protecting rights of citizens and Read more
Introduction: Real Estate disputes are becoming more and more common around the world. From settling mortgages and getting a proper lease to claiming your inheritance in a dead person’s will and paying your rent in a pandemic era, property disputes became more common when affording property became easier with all Read more
Introduction: Judiciary is the third organ of government and regarded as the guardian of the Indian Constitution. Constitution provides the judiciary with the power to deliver judgement in any dispute based on “Rule of Law”. From the government point of view, it is one of the important organs as it Read more
Introduction: In this article, I will discuss the Power of Apex Court U/A 142 extending Limitation Period amid COVID-19. India is suffering from the Covid-19 pandemic. The government ordered the lockdown in March. Mostly everything was shut down at that time. The COVID- 19 is the Pandemic disease that is Read more
Introduction: India is a secular federal republic state. Religion has historically influenced the Indian society in various instances such as a political, cultural, and economic level. With the forty second amendment in 1976, the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that India is a secular state. It has equal status to Read more
Introduction: The outbreak of COVID-19 has affected the daily life of the people across the world. It has adversely affected the social, political, economic balance of the society at large. The safety measures are taken by every affected country to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In India, the nationwide lockdown Read more
Introduction: We live in a world full of uncertainties and surprises. The world as we know it is constantly evolving and changing, leading to several developments in different aspects of life. From food, to clothing, to shelter, to weapons and other tools, society has shown evolution at an exponential pace. Read more
Introduction: The facts of the case involved in the constitution bench decision in P.V. Narashima Rao v. State are that in 1991 election Congress Party remained 14 members short of the majority and therefore it formed a minority government with P.V. Narashima Rao as the Prime Minister. As there was Read more
Introduction: Indian legal system is a mixed legal system that has civil, common law and customary laws within it. It follows both codified and judge-made laws. Judges play an important part in law-making. Especially when it comes to the Supreme Court and High Court of the nation. Because their decision Read more
Introduction: The most important factors which are expected from a citizen in a society are DISCIPLINE and GOOD BEHAVIOUR. Though there are a number of more factors that do constitute a responsible citizen of a society but yes these two must be kept above all to regulate one’s day to Read more
Introduction: India follows a reformative theory of punishment which helps the convicted persons to not repeat or involve themselves in any such offence. The famous saying “Once a criminal always a criminal” does not fit well in the society. The principle followed in India is that “Hundred criminals can go Read more