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Introduction “I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realise that what you heard is not what I meant.”- Anonymous No matter how much confusing this quote may sound, back …
Introduction Kartar Singh vs The State of Punjab is primarily a case of free fight between two parties, causing severe injuries on both sides, amounting to the death of one of the participants (Darshan Singh). Following the death of Darshan …
Introduction As an M.B.B.S from Punjab University in the field of gynaecology and obstetrics, as well as a diploma from London, the petitioner was appointed as an assistant surgeon in the Orissa medical services by the state government. It was …
Introduction The conflict between the amending power of the Parliament and the Fundamental Rights guaranteed by Part III of the Constitution of India could be regarded as one of the longest, but the most crucial ones in the history of …
Introduction The right to a speedy and just trial is granted to every human being, and the State does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of caste, religion, gender or place of birth. Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, …
Introduction The ‘basic structure of the Indian Constitution’ has been one the most debated topic in the history of Independent India despite of having no explicit mention of it in the Indian Constitution. The conflict between the provisions of Article …
Introduction The Berubari Union Case isn’t merely a case where the facts are stated, cases are cited, and a ruling is given. To properly understand the Berubari Union case, it is necessary to retrace our steps through time and also …
Introduction Environmental Law principles and doctrines do not display stagnant growth or mediocre application. They have been evolving since years. Several environmental Law principles like the Polluter Pays Principle, Precautionary Principle, the concept of sustainable development, etc. had gained impetus …
Introduction The case of Mohd. Ahmed Khan v. Shah Bano[i] is popularly referred to as the ‘Shah Bano Case’. It dealt with the right of maintenance of a Muslim woman and stirred controversy around the same. The case also highlighted …
Introduction The case of Tukaram & Anr v. State of Maharashtra[i] is famously known as the ‘Mathura Rape Case’. The Judgement rendered by the Apex Court of the country as well as the decision and opinions of the Sessions court …
