THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 THE BHARATIYA SAKSHYA BILL, 2023 1 Short title 1 Short title, application and commencement. Extent 2 Definitions Commencement of Act 3 Evidence may be gi ..
Key TakeawaysEvolution and Significance of PIL.Balancing Public Interest and Misuse.Locus Standi and Access to Justice.Judicial Role in Good Governance.Introduction:Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has emerged as a powerful tool for advancing social ..
4 Key Takeaway Foundational Legislation: Fee Structure and Classification Equitable Access and Exemptions Challenges and SolutionsIntroduction: The Court Fees Act, 1870, is a significant legislation in India that governs the payment of court fees ..
Key Takeaways: The valuation of a suit under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, plays a crucial role in determining the jurisdiction of the court. Proper valuation ensures that the suit is filed in the appropriate court based on the pecuniary limits. ..
It definitely cannot be ever taken for granted that none other than the Allahabad High Court which is the biggest court not just in India but in whole of Asia in a most learned, laudable, logical, landmark and latest judgment titled Vivek Kumar Maury ..
In the fitness of things and taking the right stand, the Kerala High Court in a most laudable, learned, landmark and latest judgment titled Mohandas v. State of Kerala in CRL MC No. 8096/2017 and cited in 2023 Live Law (Ker) 365 that was pronounced a ..
Key takeaway Constitutional Remedies Jurisdiction of High Courts Jurisdiction of Supreme Court Limited Scope of Supreme Court's Writ Jurisdiction IntroductionThe Indian judiciary is a three-tiered system, comprising the Supreme Court at the ape ..
Curated By: Rajeev Kumar, the then Chairman, PLA, Dehradun.Assisted By: Adv. Niharika LohanPERMANENT LOK ADALAT FOR PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICES1. What is a Permanent Lok Adalat for Public Utility Services?To bring justice to poor and underprivileged peop ..
KEY TAKEAWAYSPublic Interest Litigation (hereafter referred to as PIL) is a judicial method with which it is seen that justice is ensured to the marginalized or downtrodden groups of society, thereby addressing matters that are of utmost public impor ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Article 226 of the Constitution of India gives the power of Writ Jurisdiction to the High Courts in India High Courts have the authority to issue five types of writs: Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari, and Quo Warranto. W ..
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