The Legal Lock

Article 21 enshrined in the constitution of India is by far the most progressive, organic and  construed article to be existing in the Indian constitution.

This article’s meaning has always been open to different understandings and can be misused,  which makes it hard for the article to be completely stable within the constitution. 

The division of  legislative authority between the federal government and the state governments is the  subject of Articles 245-248.

Among its key provisions are Articles 12 and 13, which play a crucial role in upholding fundamental rights.

The term Panchayat is derived from a Sanskrit word, Panch meaning five. It was an ancient system used to settle disputes and administer justice in villages.

HIMCAPES College of Law is thrilled to announce its inaugural National Moot Court Competition. Our primary objective is to foster a dynamic campus environment, advocating for the needs and interests of our students.

While quite a few provisions of the CrPC have been retained in the BNSS, there have been some substantial changes and additions to the new legislation.

Various changes and amendments have been made to the existing law of evidence to give rise to the new law called the BSA.

Article 32 of Indian Constitution is one such right that is of paramount importance as it ensures that citizens have access to justice when their fundamental rights are violated.

In this  blog post, we will delve into the concept of Easementary Rights under the Property Act,  exploring its definitions, legal frameworks etc.

In the Indian context, Article 22 is regarded as a fundamental pillar of a  democratic society, providing essential safeguards against abuse of power by the authorities.

The Federal Court’s authority and functions under current legislation are to be exercisable by  the Supreme Court, according to Article 135 of the Indian Constitution. 

The scope of Article 131 is restricted to issues affecting legal rights as stated in the Article itself and is subject to Constitutional restrictions.

“The State shall not deny to any person equality before the law or the equal protection of the laws within the territory of India Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth”.

The Right to Life, of course, cannot be upheld if every person is not given access to proper health and medical assistance. It is the most primary prerequisite to living a full life. 

Parliament may be perceived as a political institution to ensure the realization of what Mahatma Gandhi once envisaged that, Democracy essentially is the art and science of mobilizing and utilizing the entire physical, economic and immaterial & metaphysical resources for the common good of all the people.