This article is written by Ranveer Raj, a student in 2nd year of BALLB studying at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, in this article we discuss northern India caterers (India) ltd v. Lt. Governor of Delhi 1980 air 674: case analysis. The issue, in this case, stems from the sales tax authorities taxing the food that the …
Written by Auro Prasad Parida pursuing BA., LLB (2nd year) from Lovely Professional University. Introduction Through steps to increase their economic and educational prospects, reservation is a strategy intended to make up for historical discrimination against lower classes and minority groups. Reservation represents an effort to advance equal opportunity. It is frequently implemented in government …
Background The case was a series of written petitions and civil appeals filed with the country’s Supreme Court. At issue was the determination of the scope of Article 21. H. “Right to Life and Personal Liberty” in Indian Constitution. The petitioner’s argument was presented with the claim that vocational training must also be part of …
Unni Krishnan Vs. The State of Andhra Pradesh, 1993 SC under Article 21 Read More »
Written by Anamika pursuing BA., LLB from Lovely Professional University, Phagwara Sleep is an essential ingredient for healthy human lives and well-being. The human body works properly only after certain hours of sleep between 7-9 hours per day. The right to sleep is included in our Indian constitution under Article 21 i.e., the Right to …
In the Parshotam Dhingra case, the interpretation of Articles 310 and 311 of the Constitution has been discussed. The case revolved under the Service law section, where the civil servant or permanent servant serving under Union or the State holds the post with given protection and tenure under Article 310 and 311 of the constitution. …
Parshottam Lal Dhingra Case AIR 1958 Sc96 : Case Analysis Read More »
A common man generally views the concept of reservation and the concept of equality as two sides of coin. Having a narrow and inelastic view of non-representational concepts in the interpretation of law might be plague. Thus, the following article will explain the relationship laid down in the State of Kerala v NM Thomas[1] case …
Critical Analysis of Case NM Thomas v State of Kerala 1976 SCR (1) 906 Read More »
Equality is one of the foremost objectives of the Indian Constitution. Article 14 of the Indian Constitution talks about equality before the law and equal protection of the law, but the concept of equality in the Indian Constitution is not absolute as there are certainly deprived and suppressed sections in our society, and for the …
This article is written by Faisal Ali, a 2nd-year student of Lovely Professional University, Phagwara (Punjab). this article is dealing with article 29 of the Indian Constitution. Introduction The concept of “minorities” is not defined in the constitution, but a conclusion can be drawn from Article 30(1). Article 30(1) talks about linguistic and religious minorities. …
This article is written by Parveen Kaur, 2nd year Student, at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara (Punjab). This article deals with a detailed explanation of Article 15: Discrimination on the basis of caste (Baduan gang rape). Introduction The Indian Constitution guarantees its citizens various fundamental rights and prohibits discrimination based on religion, race, caste, place of …
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In our country, the judiciary is the main cornerstone of democracy, assisting in the efficient operation of democracy. The judiciary is dominated by judges. It is necessary for judges to be efficient in order for the judiciary to be successful. There are many great judges in our country who have brought about various changes through …
Reservation on Judicial Posts with Analysis of State Of Bihar V. Bal Mukund Sah Read More »