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Introduction The doctrine of res judicata is a fundamental concept in the organization of every jural society with universal application. In
A writ is a legal document issued by a court or judicial officer. Anything that is issued under an authority is a writ. The Supreme Court ma
A writ is a quick remedy against injustice, a device for the protection of the rights of citizens against any encroachment by the government
Understanding ‘equality’ under the Constitution of India
Equality before Law and Equal Protection of Laws According to Article 14 of the Indian Constitution, “the State shall not deny to any pers
Generally, Capital Punishment in India means the death penalty awarded by the Court of Competent Jurisdiction in India, in rarest of rare ca
Writ Jurisdiction of the High Courts in India
Overview The Constitution of India confers the power of issuing writ upon the High Courts in India under Article 226 of the Constitution. It
Medical Evidence Admissibility
Overview: Medical evidence is used by investigating agencies to prove the guilt of the accused. Also, the medical Evidence is used by the ac
PIL Cases of India which changed the Legal System
Introduction Public Interest Litigation, as the name suggests, means litigation for the protection of the public interest. This kind of laws
Trespass is said to be the act of crossing the limits prescribed by law. It refers to an unreasonable interference with one’s property or
Overview The Constitution (Eighty-sixth Amendment) Act, 2002 inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India to provide “free and compu
Article 14 of the Constitution of India deals with equality before the law. It secures “equality before the law” and “equal protection
Overview Part XV of the constitution provides for the regulations related to the elections. Ours is a parliamentary form of democracy. It is
Introduction Article 309 of the Constitution of India confers power on the appropriate authority to regulate the recruitment to the public s
Fundamental Rights Under The Indian Constitution
Overview Fundamental rights are those rights which are guaranteed to the citizens of India under its constitution. The dictionary meaning of
Landmark Judgments which changed the Indian Legal System: Part I
A.K. Gopalan V. State of Madras Facts of the Case The petitioner was detained under the Preventive Detention Act (Act IV of 1950) Under this
Section 5 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002
Overview Profit-making has become the essence of corporate arena. Money laundering in layman’s term can be defined as concealing money rec
Right To Marry and Protection by High Courts
Overview: Though marriage is a personal decision of two adult consenting parties, often this is not the case. Many times such couples find t
Reservation in Promotions for Members of Scheduled Castes
Overview As per Article 16(4) of the Constitution, reservations in direct recruitment and promotions were admissible to SC/STs in the Centra
Uniform Civil Code in India- Yes or No?
The Constitution of India provides for Uniform Civil Code under Article 44 as a Directive Principle of State Policy. Article 44 states that
How are ‘Anand’ Marriages registered in India?
Introduction The demand of Sikhs for a separate law regarding the registration of the Sikh marriage is not unheard of. It has been going on
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Mian Abdul Qayoom Vs State of J&K and others
Jammu and Kashmir High Court Year : 2020
Daryao and Others vs The State of U.P. and Others
Supreme Court of India Year : 1961
Amalgamated Coalfields Ltd. & Anr vs Janapada Sabha Chhindwara
Supreme Court of India Year : 1961
Ms. Sujata Kapoor Vs Union Bank of India and Ors
Delhi High Court Year : 2019
Prem Narayan… V/s Union of India And Ors…
Allahabad High Court Year : 2019
Munish Kakkar Vs. Nidhi Kakkar
Supreme Court of India Year : 2019
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