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Effects of Keshvananda Bharti

Introduction The Supreme Court's ruling in the landmark case Keshvananda Bharati articulated the Constitution's basic structure theory. The court's conclusion in the matter of Keshavananda Bharati was extremely original and well-considered. The 700-page verdict provided a resolution for both the right of Parliament to alter legislation and the right of citizens to safegu..

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Supreme Court Exercises Power Under Article 142 To Impose Lesser Penalty On A Poor Line Mazdoor

What Did The Centre Say In the Eastern Coalfields Limited And Others v Ajit Mondal & Others, the Supreme Court of India exercised its power under Article 142 of the Indian Constitution to extend justice to a poor line mazdoor, who was wrongfully dismissed from service due to prolonged absence from work. li..

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Bank Not Entitled To Hold Title Documents If Loan Has Been Repaid: Kerala High Court

What Did The Centre Say In Vinu Madhavan v. State Bank of India, the Kerala High Court held that if the borrower has fully paid the loan amount, then the bank cannot withhold security documents of a mortgaged property on the grounds that during the term of the mortgage, the said property was alienated by the borrower to a third party. A Single Judge Bench of Justi..

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Chief Justice Of Kenya Lauded The Indian Judiciary For The Use Of AI To Translate Judgements

A delegation of the Supreme Court of Kenya which was led by the Hon'ble Chief Justice Martha Koome visited India last week. They were invited to the Rashtrapati Bhavan where they met President Droupadi Murmu along with Professor SP Singh Baghel, Law and Justice Minister for State. During the discussion, the Kenyan delegation applauded the ability of the I..

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Heterosexual Marriages Are The Norm In India: Central Government’s Stand On Recognition Of Same-Sex Marriages

What Did The Centre Say In Supriyo @ Supriyo Chakraborthy v. Union of India, the Centre said that union of two people of opposite genders is a prerequisite for marriage. Hetrosexual marriages have always been the norm in India and will always be the only recognized marital union. li style="text-align: justify;..

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All About The Meditatiobill 2021n

Introduction On December 20, 2021, the Mediation Bill, 2021 was introduced in the Rajya Sabha, and the Parliamentary Standing Committee was tasked with reviewing the Bill. The Rajya Sabha received the committee's report on July 13, 2022. In its report, the Committee makes significant recommendations for amending the Mediation Bill in order to institutionalise mediation and creat..

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SLIDE 1: Bar Council allows foreign firms and lawyers to practice in India

Slide 2 (Decision of the Bar Council) In an unprecedented move, the Bar Council has decided to permit foreign laws to practice in India. The Bar Council has stated that the foreign lawyers will be allowed to practice in selected areas. The areas of practice will be determined by the Bar Council in consultation with the Law Ministry and ..

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All About Chargesheet

Introduction The chargesheet is a report that the police make following the conclusion of the final inquiry, in accordance with Section 174 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The report relates to the offence that the accuser is using to build a case against the plaintiff. This report details every step from the moment a crime is reported to the scene of the crime. To begin a ..

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Delhi Rent Control Act

Introduction Rent is a payment made by a tenant to a landlord in exchange for the use or habitation of a property. It is necessary for the landlord and tenant to agree on the terms and conditions of the property. The requirements and obligations of both the tenant and the landlord are made legally binding in a rent agreement. The lease is a crucial component of the rental legislatio..

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Under Rule 51(7) OMMC Rules Collector Has The Authority To Cancel Lease Deed: Supreme Court

WHAT DID THE COURT SAY? In Debidutta Mohanty v. Ranjan Kumar Pattnaik & Ors., the Supreme Court held that a Collector is authorised under Rule 51(7) of the Orissa Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 2016 (OMMC) to cancel a lease deed on ground of non production of solvency certificate.  A Division Bench of Justice MR Shah and Justice B.V. Nagarathna noted this while s..

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Land Acquisition Cannot Be Said To Have Lapsed If Steps Were Taken By The Development Authority During The Stipulated Time: Supreme Court

WHAT DID THE COURT SAY? In Indore Development Authority v. Burhani Grih Nirman Sahakari Sanstha Maryadit Sneh Nagar & Ors., the Supreme Court held that in land acquisition proceedings which are related to public purpose schemes, the authorities should be given the time stipulated in the statutes to complete their work.  A Division Bench of Justice MR Shah..

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All About Judicial Exam Syllabus Of Up Bihar Mp Delhi Rajasthan & Andhra Pradesh

Introduction: What are the primary topics in the legal system? UPSC or the judiciary is more difficult? Which topic suits the judges the best? Where can I obtain the syllabus for the judiciary exam? What is on the syllabus for the civil judge exam? Do I have to cover every subject on the judicial service exam syllabus? These are the most typical queries regarding the judic..

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Battered woman syndrome

Introduction  Battered Woman Syndrome (BWS) is a term used to describe the psychological and emotional trauma experienced by women who are victims of domestic violence. BWS is not a medical or psychiatric diagnosis, but rather a term coined by social scientists to describe a set of symptoms that often occur in women who have been abused by their partners. The symptoms of BWS ca..

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Rule Of Law In India

Introduction  The rule of law is a fundamental concept in any democratic society, and India is no exception. The Constitution of India, which came into force on January 26, 1950, enshrines the principle of the rule of law as one of its core values. The rule of law requires that all individuals, regardless of their position or status, be subject to the same laws and regulations...

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Independence of Judiciary

Introduction The judiciary is a system of courts that works to uphold the supremacy of the law in every country. It is essential to the operation of democracy. The judiciary, together with the executive and legislative branches of government, is one of the three main institutions recognised by the doctrine of the separation of powers. The judiciary checks to see if the law is correc..

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