ABSTRACT The preamble of the Indian Constitution states that India is a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic and Republic country which provide Justice, Liberty and Equality to all its citizens. Justice means providing relief to a person with whom something wrong …
The Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary are the three main organs of the government. These organs do not work in isolation to each other but are interdependent to ensure proper and systematic functioning of the government. Though the Indian …
Introduction Rights of human beings today occupy the top most slots in priority, nationally and internationally, over other issues. With the growing tendencies of technologies and arbitrary and abuse of power, the very survival of human beings is under great …
“With power there comes corruption and with absolute power there comes absolute corruption”. In almost every democratic state which makes itself bound by legal provisions and principles, have also insisted upon the division of power between the organs of the …
There are 20 judges per 10 lakh people in the country compared to 17 in 2014, the Law Ministry said. Arisen on the population as per Census 2011 and sanctioned strength of judges in Supreme Court, the 24 high courts …
Introduction The constitution of India secures to all citizens the concept of justice (social, economic, and political). The ideal of justice had been circumscribed in our Indian constitution to carry out the purpose of law so that its concept reaches …
It is said that the tussle between the executive and the judiciary started when the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution was added to the Constitution vide the First Constitutional Amendment Act,1951. The Act provided that the laws included under the …