Constitutional Law Articles
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BY JINALI SHAHThe Right To Be Represented By Counsel Is Guaranteed Under Article 21
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BY SHIVEK J.KERALA HIGH COURT RULED THAT SECTION 357A(4) OF THE CRPC IS A SUBSTANTIVE PROVISION; VICTIMS ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION EVEN FOR CRIMES THAT OCCURRED PRIOR TO ITS ENACTMENTKEY TAKEAWAYS·The case in which this landmark judgement was cited is Dist
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BY K.S.Ramaswamy AdvocateArticle 19 (1) (g) of the Constitution empowers every citizen of this country to have the vested Right to Trade or Business. This right is subject to certain reasonable restrictions.
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BY Prajjwal GourKEY TAKEAWAYS The Allahabad High Court recently observed that a person's name is an expression included under Article 19(1) Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression It observed, that changing name, being a fundamental right cannot be curtailed b
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BY Prajjwal GourSYNOPSIS The Special Advisory Jurisdiction has been conferred upon the Supreme Court through Article 143 of the Constitution.
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BY Parthasarathi LoganathanStatus Of Law Commission Reports Related To Ministry Of Law & Justice, Department Of Legal Affairs (Implementation Cell)
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BY Parthasarathi LoganathanStatus Of Law Commission Reports
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BY Garima DikshitHigh courts may invoke Article 226 to grant bail in suitable cases: The Arnab Goswami case
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BY Samayeta BalIf you are a person who is a citizen of India, this is something you should know about the National Law Day. On the 26th of November every year, this day is celebrated.
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BY Subhasri ChatterjeeThe article deals with the three agriculture-related bills passed by the Parliament namely the Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce Bill, Farmers Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill and Essential Commodities Bill
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BY Saguna PathejaAll about Companies Amendment Bill 2020
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BY Parthasarathi LoganathanDuties Of State - A Review On Directive Principles Of State Policy
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BY Parthasarathi LoganathanEmployment Assurance Scheme Under Organised Framework
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BY Saguna PathejaThe Hindu Succession Act, 1956 is a codified law, which deals with the matters of succession and applies to any person who is a Hindu by religion. But ever since its inception, it has always been under a series of objections for having a patriarchal
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BY Adv Parthasarathi LoganathanConduct of business in our temples of democracy
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BY Parthasarathi LoganathanQualification For Membership To Our Temples Of Democracy
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BY Sandeep KapatkarAdverse Possession - A Socio Economic Disaster
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BY Parthasarathi LoganathanScope of fundamental rights in our democracy
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BY Damini Singh ChauhanSC Summarizes Principles Relating To Substantial Question Of Law & Second Appeal Jurisdiction
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BY Parthasarathi LoganathanPerformance Evaluation Of Elected Representatives Under Uniform Regulated Framework
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