Manoj Kumar
21 September 2011 at 19:37
Is a Charitable Trust settled in India is authorised for promoting its religion.
mahendrakumar
21 September 2011 at 10:24
is passport a fundamental right?
can the issue of passport denied?
if so on what grounds?
Can any employer in the country deny "NOC" for applying for a passport in case o9f an employee?
if the employer denies it,on what ground they can do so?
DEBABRATA MALLICK
19 September 2011 at 21:33
Can the Disciplinary Authority act as the Appellate Authority ?
Arka Foundation
18 September 2011 at 20:18
A RTI application on 4(1)(b)was filed to Public Authourity without specifing any period.
i.e no dates[particular period] were mentioned in applicaiton for the information asked.
Que'n:
- Can i expect the PIO's reply on 4(1)(b)for the current year 2011- 2012. As such, no dates given.
- It is mandatory to give specific date when we file an application U/s 4(1)(b).
sharavanakkumar.m
17 September 2011 at 18:57
By mistake one of the respondent's name was included instead of other name.Notice served.Prayer against his registration.whether is it better to amend or withdraw the writ and file a fresh?
Anonymous
17 September 2011 at 12:36
X is an employee of a public sector company. He was terminated without any notice, no allegation no enquiry. Violation of principles of natural justice.
Filed writ for stay and quash. Writ petition filed after 3 weeks after termination.
Can you please help me in providing a case law for obtaining stay after termination?
vatan
16 September 2011 at 21:06
I have agriculture land near the village. There are a way/ passage between the agriculture land and population(abadi) area. The disposal of used water of villagers are falling down in my agriculture land. What solution is available in constituon for this type of problem?
Can i represent the problem in high court or supreme court through Public interest litigation and how?
Anonymous
15 September 2011 at 19:13
Dear learned Advocates and Experts,
This query is especially directed towards those learned advocates and experts who have seen the days in 1970s when one needed license for possessing radio or television or those who have a deep understanding of the Constitutional law.
If anyone has copy of that legislation which required license for possessing radio or television, it would be great if you share it here for analysis from Constitutional perspective.
As per my understanding radio and television are protected under freedom of speech and expression.
Purpose of my query is to understand the following:
Can a legislation to regulate a fundamental right say that no person will posses radio or television without a license. Whoever acquires, has in his possession or carries radio or television without license shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years, or with fine, or with both.
As per my analysis, the above condition in legislation of not even allowing a person who is in possession{fabricated his radio from spare parts for his own personal use to enjoy his fundamental right under Aricle 19(1)a}to come and get a license, will be violation of guarantee against self incrimination under Article 20(3) since the legislation is compelling him to make an open declaration to get implicated.
What are your opinions regarding this?
Dharini Amin
14 September 2011 at 21:36
Can anyone please give the case summary of
INDIRA NEHRU GANDHI v RAJ NARIAN ( 1975 Supp SCC 1)
waiting for the reply
thank you
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