Introduction Through the eyes of Roscoe Pound, ‘Laws must be stable and yet cannot be standstill.’ Thus, the law has a social purpose, by that way; it should cope with dynamic societal needs, concepts, and values. ‘Law is social engineering …
Introduction Magna Carta, also known as the Magna Carta Libertatum or The Great Charter of Freedom, was the first document recognizing the Fundamental or Ancient Rights of the citizens of England. It originated in the 13th century as a result …
Introduction The goal of any criminal justice system is to punish criminals for their wrongdoings and rehabilitate them in order to help them recover. Unnecessarily punishing and making life difficult for offenders is not the system’s goal. However, there are …
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 …
India is the largest democracy in the world. It is governed by the Constitution of India (1950) (hereinafter referred to as the “Constitution”), which is also referred to as the grundnorm. In order to ensure smooth functioning, the power of …
Introduction A K Gopalan vs State of Madras[1] is a landmark case for the Indian judiciary. It is referred to as a landmark case as well as the first case where the Indian Supreme Court dealt with various articles enshrined …
Introduction To comprehend the Doctrine of Severability it is a prerequisite to perceive the framework and the structure of the Indian Constitution. Why do our Constitution framers have made separate provisions for fundamental rights under Part III of the Constitution? …
Introduction Right from the 18th-century, the concept of Stare decisis enrooted in precedent has been maintained over time as a feature that exalted our legal system. It was pioneered and developed in the British Court of law to fulfill inadequacies …
Introduction The Constitution of India is made under the basic foundation of social justice and one of the factor ingredients is gender justice, which can also be termed for human rights for women, children’s and third gender. The Universal Declaration …
Introduction The President of India is the head of the State in India. He is the first citizen of India and serves as a symbol of the nation’s unity, integrity, and solidarity. India’s government is structured on a cabinet system. …