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: 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…
Introduction: Ex parte in Latin stands for ‘out of the party’ that implies the party was not present during the hearing and hence the judge ruled in the favor of the plaintiff as there had been no representation of the defendant party. The right to equal representation and to be Read more…