Introduction: The economic relationship between the center and the state is laid down in the Constitution. The Constitution provides for a comprehensive scheme of distribution of financial capital between Union and State. Economic powers are like it’s also split between the two sets of government. The types of income of Read more…
Facts: The appellant along with his three partners was the owner of a factory named Carbon Dry Colour Works. This factory was involved in the manufacture of paints and varnish. The factory was licensed by the Bombay Municipality in the year 1953 to manufacture paints involving a cold process and Read more…
Procedural History: Petitioners have appealed to the High court of Punjab and Haryana asking for the revision of the order passed by the Additional Sessions Judge, Patiala who allowed the application by the complainant under Section 319 Cr.P.C. for summoning the additional accused namely Mukul(petitioner 1), Sushank, Gurpartap(Petitioner 2) and Read more…
“Freedom of Press is an article of religion with us, holy by our Constitution, valid by four decades of freedom and indispensable to our future as a Nation” Introduction: The case of R. Rajgopal vs State of Tamil Nadu[1] is a landmark judgment on the freedom of speech and expression Read more…
Facts of the Case: It’s a Special Leave, which arises from the judgment of the High Court of Delhi, where the first appeal of the appellant was dismissed. Appellant, is an unwed mother, and she is well educated, has a proper and good stable job, and also financially capable as Read more…
INDIAN YOUNG LAWYERS’ ASSOCIATION & ORS. V/S STATE OF KERALA & ORS [WP (C) 373/2006] Introduction There is no straight-jacket formula to come to a conclusion for this particular case, India being a very culturally proactive country, it is never easy for the judiciary to give justice, and often it Read more…
Introduction Part IV pertains to the Directive Principle of State Policy. DPSP is considered the reflection of Preamble as it guides the State on how to make laws and maintain public order. These are well-made Principles that Direct the State to make Policies and Laws keeping in mind the larger Read more…
INTRODUCTION The present discussion on the case ‘K.M. Nanavati v. State of Maharashtra’[1] is one of the most famous cases in the judicial history of India. In this case the Navy commander, K.M. Nanavati was convicted under section 302 of the Indian Penal Code for the murder of his wife’s Read more…
Definition and scope of Privileges The simple definition of privileges is whether it is a special right or release. In its official sense it means a release from some duty, responsibility, destination, or credit that others owe to them. In the language of Parliament, however, the term applies to the Read more…
Introduction Article 163 briefly takes about the aid and advice of the Council of Ministers to the Governor.[1] Article 163(1) explains that there shall be a Council of Ministers to aid and advice the Governor. It is further the independent decision of the Governor to may or may not follow Read more…
Federal system is a government structure. In this the power is split collectively between the supreme governmental body and the subnational political bodies. Federalism is a tool for a country’s democratic governing process. It aims to strike a balance between the movements operating in favour of pooling the Center’s resources Read more…