Legal Theory
The idea of “Sovereignty” in Austinian Theory
Sovereignty is explained by numerous theorists, but Austin’s theory of command was very famous because it was simple to understand.
Constitutional Law
Imperative Theory of Law
Introduction: In its simplest terms, Imperative Law Theory can be defined as “order of the sovereign backed by sanction.” Imperative principle argues the law is whatever a particular state’s democratic sovereign argues the law is. It is important to endorse this statute with a valid penalty, which is retribution or Read more…
Administrative Law
Laws Lifting Sovereign Immunity
Introduction: As per the preamble of our constitution, India is a Sovereign country, which means that it has independent authority and is not under influence or not answerable to any external party or entity. Sovereignty can be interpreted as supreme power which could be political or legal. In a monarch Read more…
Constitutional Law
Sedition in India
“If we stifle criticism of these institutions, we shall become a police state instead of a democracy.”[1] Justice Deepak Gupta Introduction India recently celebrated its 74th Independence Day, which in my opinion, has a lot to do with the law of sedition in India. Should you assess freedom in the Read more…