INTRODUCTION The word separation of powers was coined by Montesquieu[1]. He has discussed the theory in his book Espirit De Lois i.e., the spirit of laws. The principle deals with the separation of powers between the three organs of the …
Introduction The term Rule of law is derived from the French phrase la principle de legality which means the principle of legality. Rule of law as proposed by Dicey is the supremacy of law as opposed to arbitrariness. Thus, the …
In India, a binding decision of the Supreme Court or High Court can be reviewed through a Review Petition. Article 137 of the Indian Constitution provides that subject to provisions of any rule and law made under Article 145 the …
Introduction Administrative Law is a branch of Public Law, and its main purpose is to resolve the dispute between the state and the public. The growth of administrative law in India is a post-independent development. The most appropriate reason for …
“Public interest is something in which public, the community at large has some pecuniary interest in which their legal rights and liabilities are affected. It does not mean anything narrow as a mere curiosity or as the interest of the …