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Judicial Accountability

WE CAN AFFORD TO LOSE A WAR BUT WE CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE A JUDICIARY INTRODUCTION Judiciary is one of the most important pillars of democracy so that people get the justice. It is expected of the Judiciary to deliver judicial justice and not partial or committed..

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Independency of judiciary

“Injustice anywhere is threat to justice everywhere. ” - Martin Luther King INTRODUCTION Judiciary is one of the most important pillars of democracy so that people get the justice. For this purpose Judicial ind..

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Delhi HC Laments Undertrials Languishing In Jail Despite Being Granted Bail

Let me start rolling ink from my pen by first and foremost pointing out that in a country where undertrial prisoners make up majority of the already overcrowded jails, a recent landmark decision of the Delhi High Court which each and every Indian must read as it has set in motion a reform that is preventing many of the undertrials languishing unnecessarily in jails. I..

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Supreme Court Quashes Ban On Film Nanak Shah Fakir

To begin with, the Supreme Court in a landmark decision titled Harinder Singh Sikka v Union of India & Ors in Writ Petition(s) (Civil) No.(s) 313/2018 dated 10 April, 2018 has batted strongly in defence of the right to free speech and expression, which is priceless and this is true especially of artists and actors. Thus, the Apex Court by its landmark order cleare..

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SC Rightly Orders Recording Of All Govt Job Interviews

It must be said right at the outset that the Supreme Court which is the highest court in India has in a landmark decision titled The State of Meghalaya & Anr etc v Phikirbha Khariah & Ors etc which was delivered on April 6, 2018 very rightly suggested the Centre to videograph all selection proceedings by the Public Service Commission and State Selection Board..

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SC Says Protests Misled, Declines To Stay Its Order

To begin with, it is no wonder that the Supreme Court on April 3 refused to put in abeyance its landmark judgment titled Dr Subhash Kashinath Mahajan v The State of Maharashtra and another which was delivered on March 20 banning automatic arrests without prior permissions for offences under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act..

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Law Commission gives 30 more days for response on Uniform Civil Code

The Law Commission of India is examining the subject matter of Uniform Civil Code. The Commission requested the individuals / organisations (governmental and non-governmental) to send their submissions in the form of consultation / discussion / working papers on any of the issues pertaining to Uniform Civil Code (except the issue rel..

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Nani Palkhivala Law Practice Management Course: Law Sikho Online Certificate Course - Applications Open

Doesn't the increasing cut-throat competition in the legal field bother you? Are you looking for ways to expand your practice, but don't know what to do differently? Is it a good idea for you to have an online presence as a lawyer? If yes, how much? p style="text-align: jus..

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Lawyers Strike And Suspension Of Court Work Illegal: SC

Let me start flowing ink from my pen by first and foremost pointing out that the Supreme Court in the landmark case of Hussain and Anr v Union of India on March 11, 2018 minced no words in making it absolutely clear that lawyers strike and suspension of court work is illegal. We know it all too well that how especially in lower courts strikes are called frequently..

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Why can't we be a developed country?

Preamble of Indian constitution defined India as a Secular[1] democratic country, which means in India state has no religion. In other words it means that each and every religion will be treated equally. In a case Arun rai Vs UOI[2] Supreme court held that the word Secularism has positive meaning. Brajeshwar Prasad from Bihar was the first person to move a motion to..

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Human right in India

INTRODUCTION "To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity", so said Nelson Mandela. It is undeniable that human rights violation is one of the most challenging issues in the world. The term human right is a dynamic concept. Human rights are th..

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Marital rape - An injustice, must be criminalized: Gujarat HC

Without mincing any words and coming straight to the heart of the matter, let me say this from the bottom of my heart that I fully support the burgeoning demand for making marital rape an offence. A rape is a rape. A husband who is supposed to protect his wife and take care of her in all possible respects if himself starts raping his wife must be awarded the strictes..

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Fake Lawyer Websites on the Rise

(dot)Law is Verified Exclusive Restricted & Much More. The website address for legal professionals. What is .law? (dot)Law is a new top-level domain dedicated ..

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SC Slams States Apathy Towards Inmates Rights In Overcrowded Jails

Let me begin at the very beginning by first and foremost pointing out that the Supreme Court in the landmark case titled Dataram Singh v State of Uttar Pradesh & Anr dated February 6, 2018 held clearly, convincingly and categorically that, 'It is unfortunate that the prisons are overcrowded. Prisoners also have human rights and they cannot be kept in jail like ..

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Implementation of IT in judiciary system - Development of e-courts, websites and the modules

As per the present defective judiciary standards followed by Indian Courts, the public, at large, are suffering from undue delays in disposal of cases. There are lots of pending cases in every Court including Supreme Court of India.  It has become the order of the day to hold the cases in Courts for years together, and sometimes even for decades together. With su..

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