Apart from the human rights that nature grants all of us equally, India has certain Fundamental Rights that it considers important for an individual staying in India. Certain rights even apply to foreigners staying in India, and they can exercise fundamental rights to their peaceful co-existence in the country. Fundamental Rights consist in Part III …
The principle of doctrine of eclipse means that any law existing before the commencement of the constitution if in violation of any of the fundamental rights then such violative provision of law will become dormant and inoperable until such fundamental right is amended and the violating is removed. In this blog we will discuss the …
Ordinance Making Power: The President of India has been given emergency powers to promulgate ordinances in situations where the Houses of Parliament are not in session. The ordinance-making power is an enabling provision, viz., a substantive part of the constitution from which certain specified consequences follow and it does not purport to be a complete …
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Our freedom of speech and expression is derived from the constitution of India. Our right to voice our emotions, opinions, and other forms of expression in a free manner into the open space is what defines India as a democratic country. Mass media plays a major role in our lives on both how we express …
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The jurisdiction and procedural concepts can build your confidence, but reversed grasp at the fundamentals of writs and Supreme Court jurisdiction, civil and criminal procedure and principles of evidence is imperative to ensure that you are not caught off guard at the opening conversation. We will discuss the theory and the Constitutional basis of the …
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The Supreme Court of India (SC) is the apex court established under the Constitution of India. It is the highest court in India and as Article 141 states, any law declared by the Supreme Court is binding on all courts within the territory of India. This apex court is headed by the Cheif Justice of …
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The right to die is a concept that closely contradicts the concept of the Right to life under article 21 of the Indian Constitution based on the opinion that human beings are entitled to end their life or undergo euthanasia voluntarily the same way as they have the right to life. In common parlance, this right is …
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The Constitution of India is the supreme law of the land. It is that holy book that even the parliament cannot break. This document lays down the fundamental framework within which the administration of the courts is relied upon. It mentions the rights, liabilities, and duties of its people towards the country and its government …
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This article has been co-authored by Satyam Harshad Nimbalkar Power to grant pardon is in essence an executive function to be exercised by the Head of the State after taking into consideration various matters which may not be germane for consideration before a court of law. The executive’s act of grace in showing mercy to …
In this article, we will discuss the basic structure doctrine of the Constitution of India. What does Basic Structure Doctrine mean? In our previous blog Constitutional Amendments, we have learned that the parliament has powers to amend the Constitution if it so requires. But this power is not unleashed. The Indian Judiciary in Keshvanand Bharati …