Discrimination (Article 15 and 16)

Article 15: Article 15 is one of the fundamental rights given under Part III of the Constitution of India. Article 15(1) prohibits the state to discriminate against any citizen on the basis of religion, sex, caste, race, or place of …

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Malice In Law And Malice In Fact

Introduction Malice shows wrong intention and desire to harm someone which gives rise to offenses. It is not considered essential for the maintenance of an action in tort. Mr. Justice McCardie has once told about the word ‘malice’ that it …

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Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression

Origin: The concept of Freedom of Speech and Expression as given in the Indian Constitution is not a new concept. It has been originated by England’s Bill of Rights in 1689 as a constitutional right which is still in effect. …

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Triple Talaq: A Derogatory Form of Divorce

INTRODUCTION Divorce refers to the legal dissolution of marriage by court or other equally competent authority. Triple talaq is one of the forms of divorce that was practised in India until the Triple Talaq Amendment bill was passed. In this, …

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Will Change In IT Laws Improve Air Quality?

About 2.4 million emails are sent in a second. Surprising yet true. A study by ICF International and McAfee reveals that storing 1GB of e-mail consumes 32.1 kWh per year. Let’s see how this works. All the emails you send …

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Abortion Law In India

According to the Health Management Information System (HMIS), ten women reportedly die due to unsafe abortions every day in India. Globally, 56 million abortions take place every year. In South and Central Asia, an estimated 16 million abortions took place …

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Short Note On Indian Judiciary

GENERAL DEFINITION OF JUDICIARY: Judiciary, a group of people who have well-versed knowledge of the law have the responsibility to take care of proper jurisdiction of laws of a state. “THE CONCEPT OF A GOOD JUDICIARY IS VERY MUCH LIKE …

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Impact of Judicial Activism on Government

Black’s Law Dictionary defines JUDICIAL ACTIVISM as “Philosophy of judicial decision or political consideration rather than on existing law.’’ HISTORY OF JUDICIAL ACTIVISIM- ARTHUR SCHLESINGER Jr. introduced the term ‘judicial activisim’ in January 1947 in FORTUNE MAGAZINE article titled “The …

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