In our day to day life, we entered a wide range of contracts ranging from buying chocolate from a confectionery shop to indulging in a high stake transactional matter. These contracts are a part and parcel of our daily life. But, the question that emerges in front of us is whether each and every such … Read more
The Constitution of India is the lengthiest and the most comprehensive of all the written constitutions of the world. It is a unique document that has stood the test of time and will continue to do the same. This achievement has been credited to the Indian constitution because of its special features. There are many … Read more
In our democratic society, the Constitution of India holds special importance as it binds all the citizens and governs their life as per the ideals of our forefathers. It was drafted a long ago and various socio-economic changes occurred in our environment after that. So, it was important for us to keep up with the … Read more
The office of the Vice President of India is modelled on the American pattern. The Vice President office is a unique feature of our executive system at the Centre. There is no such office in other Parliamentary executives for example in England, in the Dominions, or Ireland. The only democracies that provide for such an … Read more
The success of a democracy depends upon the active participation of its citizens. Our Constitution is the result of the demands of the common people and it provides them certain fundamental rights under Part III of the constitution of India. So, it is equally important for the citizens to follow and respect the constitution by … Read more
In our democratic setup, the Constitution provides for certain unenviable and infallible rights to the people to provide them with a dignified and meaningful life. These rights are popularly known as “Fundamental Rights of Indian constitution” which is enshrined under part 3 of Indian constitution. These fundamental rights served as a barometer on the basis … Read more
As we all know Rome was not built in a day, similarly, the constitution of India has also evolved in years. It’s not just 2 years 11 months and 18 days. It’s the aftereffect and culmination of all the acts the British government launched in India, especially the Government of India act 1935 and constituent … Read more
The famous slogan “Justice delayed is justice denied” holds paramount significance when the concept of Plea bargaining. The number of cases pending in the courts is scandalous but at the same time, it has been normalized by people. These befuddle figures are no longer befuddle because people have started accepting this as their destiny. Many … Read more
Title- Shreya Singhal Vs. Union of India Date of Judgment: 24 March,2015 Bench: J. Chelameswar, Rohinton Fali Nariman Law Points: Sec 66 A of Information technology, Act Facts Two women named Shaheen Dhada and Rinu Srinivasan were arrested in 2012 in Mumbai when one of them posted a statement criticizing the bandh by Shiv Sena … Read more
Title: Waman Rao And Ors v. Union Of India And Ors. Citation: 1981 2 SCR 1 Benches: Y Chandrachud, A Sen, P Bhagwati, V Tulzapurkar, V K Iyer Law Points: Article 31 A and B of the Constitution of India Facts There was an Act called Maharashtra Agricultural Lands (Ceiling on Holdings) Act 1962, hereinafter … Read more