Family Law
Right of a Wife to Abort a Child without Consent of the Husband
Women often have severely limited access to safe abortion services due to a lack of adequate regulatory, medical or political will.
Constitutional Law
Media and Religion: Right to Information vs Censorship
As coined by Jawaharlal Nehru, the phrase ‘Unity in Diversity’ stands true to the divergence of censorship and secularism in media.
Constitutional Law
Role of Media Trial in Judgement Pronouncement
The thin line between ‘innocent until proven guilty’ and ‘guilt beyond reasonable doubt’ is easily crossed which can endanger a trial in process.
Media Laws
Comparative Study of Media Law of India and USA
The Media Laws in India and USA represent a varying degree of freedom of speech and expression as granted by the government to its citizen.
Media Laws
Nexus between Media Trial and Freedom of Speech
Better storytellers have stronger hands in trials and media is always the best storyteller, JUSTICE is only the media’s story.
Common Law Principles
An Overview of The Doctrine of Severability
Introduction: Fundamental rights are the exemplary factor for a stately living and encompassing advancement of a person. fundamental rights are cherished in Part III of the Indian constitution that applies to each resident of India. Consideration of Fundamental Rights in the constitution is pretty much as significant as implementing the Read more…
Constitutional Law
Analysis of Article 17 of the Indian Constitution
Introduction: Before 1947, in British India, our Indian society was full of orthodoxy which led to severe problems in the society which we can see even at the present time. Society was divided into higher-class people and backward class. People belonging to such backward classes were deprived of their basic Read more…
Constitutional Law
Critical Analysis of Article 15(3) of the Indian Constitution
Introduction: Discrimination happens when people treat two individuals differently under the same circumstances. In other words, discrimination is an umbrella term that includes every type of biasness due to caste, religion, skin color, gender, etc. However, India has tasted the sense of discrimination from a very early phase. In Ancient Read more…
Administrative Law
Exceptions to the Principles of Natural Justice
Introduction: The term natural justice is regularly held as an overall idea, it has to a great extent been replaced and reached out by the general obligation to act reasonably. Natural Justice is a term of art that indicates explicit procedural rights in the English lawful system and the frameworks Read more…
Administrative Law
Display of Parliamentary Sovereignty: U.K. and India
Introduction: The vast powers of the Executive are curtailed through the legislative procedure where the legislature acts as the provider and the Executive as the facilitator, such that the Parliament scrutinizes the executive functioning through parliamentary deliberations, especially with the operation of zero hours. Additionally, in budgetary and fiscal spending Read more…
Administrative Law
Constitutional Foundations of Administrative Law: An Analysis
Introduction: The Indian Constitution is the supreme law of the land, governing all other laws and statutes. Administrative law is primarily concerned with the distribution of power and its limitations. We’ll look at the provisions of the constitution that operate as sources of limitations on the state’s power because both Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Ridge v. Baldwin as Magna Carta of Natural Justice
Introduction: “Written laws are the formulas in which we endeavor to express as concisely as possible that which, under such or such determined circumstances, natural justice demands.” – Victor Cousin[1]. Each of us like you and me go to the court with the expectation of getting natural justice. On the Read more…