Case brief: Daya Shankar vs High Court Of Allahabad And Ors
The Cell submitted its report to the Administrative Committee. Committee initiated disciplinary proceedings against the petitioner and during the tenure he was placed under suspension.
Tag: CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
Case Analysis |Hikmat Ali Khan vs Ishwar Prasad Arya
The misconduct of the appellant is that he has assaulted or attacked his opponent, Mr Radha Shyam in the courtroom with a knife under section 24(a) of the advocate act 1961 a person
Read Now ! Article 20 of the Constitution of India
Article 20 contains three clauses which deal with the issue of unnecessary actions undertaken by implementing authorities.
All you must know about Polygraphy Test
Introduction Polygraphy is the process which is used in medical practice for comprehensive study of functioning of different body systems…
Know about |Administration Direction and Fundamental Rights
Introduction Administrative Directions are instructions or rules given by higher authorities to subordinate authorities in the lack of a rule…
What is Doctrine of Colourable Legislation
Introduction The Doctrine of Colourable Legislation is based on the Latin maxim “Quando aliquid prohibetur ex directo, prohibetur et per…
Doctrine of Imputability/State Responsibility
Introduction When one state performs an internationally unlawful act against another, it incurs state responsibility. Article 2(4) of the UN…
Uniform Civil Code: Advantages and Challenges
In India, there are religion-specific laws and Goa is the only state to have a Uniform Civil Code known as the Goa Civil Code. The Constitution supports religious harmony which means the people of India show love and affection to different religions of the country. The law does not permit any citizen to impose his religious views or opinions on other individuals.
ALL YOU MUST KNOW OF PERSONAL RIGHTS AND POCSO ACT
Personal rights are the rights that a person has over their own body. In the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Personal Rights are defined as
RIGHT TO FREE LEGAL AID IN INDIA
by: Madhvi Patidar
Legal services include providing free legal aid to those weaker sections of the society who fall within the purview of section 12 of the legal services authority act, 1987. Free legal aid is the provision of free legal services in civil and criminal matters for those poor and marginalised people who cannot afford the services of a lawyer for the conduct of a case or a legal proceeding in any court, tribunal or authority.
OVERVIEW OF ANIMAL LAWS IN INDIA |POCTA AND 42ND AMENDMENT
Protection of animals is enriched as a fundamental duty in the Indian constitution and the exist several animal welfare legislations in India such as the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals act 1960 and the Wildlife Protection Act 1972 at the central level and cattle protection and cow slaughter prohibition legislation at the state levels.
Assam-Mizoram Border Conflict: Explained
On Saturday, 24 July, the ongoing border dispute was discussed at a meeting presided over by Home Minister Amit Shah, in which the chief ministers of both states were present.
“Is The 24th And 25th Amendment Valid?
the Kesavananda Bharati case brought in a new transition in the basic principles such as the rights of a citizen towards the fundamental right.
DIVISION OF POWERS: THE LISTS
Indian Constitution provides for three lists for distribution of legislative and executive power between the Centre and the States.
FAST TRACK COURT AND RIGHT TO SPEEDY TRIAL”
The main purpose of a speedy trial in the criminal justice system is to ensure justice to the victim and protect the accused from unnecessary incarceration.
Data Protection Bill and Right To Privacy
Data Protection priority was known as privacy laws and it started gaining importance with the advent of computers in the 1970s.