Introduction: “The administration of justice is the firmest pillar of government.” In India where the law is supreme and liberty being one of the important elements, unlawful activities should not be a part of such society. However, sometimes executives are criticized for their unlawful actions which create the question of Read more…
Facts and History of the Case: Indian era can be divided into three phases to understand the case. They are: pre-independence, post-independence and post constitution. In the case of Queen v. Burrah[1], the Privy Council primarily held regarding the constitutionality of delegated legislation in the first phase i.e., pre-independence period. Read more…
INTRODUCTION In SBP & Co. v. Patel Engineering Limited, the Supreme Court has clarified and explained the operation of Section 11(6) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (for short – “the Act”), which deals with the appointment of arbitrators by the Chief Justice. The Court explained that such an Read more…
Introduction One of the stellar developments in law is the birth of Administrative Law. What came to be a part culled out of constitutional law, it was not just a result of its need to be a separate legal discipline in the 19th century. But also a reflection of how Read more…