The Origin of ‘Due process of law’ and its application in India
That expression ‘Due process of law” had its roots in the expression “per legem terrae” (law of the land) used in Magna Charta in 1215. In the reign of Edward…
That expression ‘Due process of law” had its roots in the expression “per legem terrae” (law of the land) used in Magna Charta in 1215. In the reign of Edward…
A.K. Gopalan case is landmark case in the judicial history of India. It was also one of early case that was heard after promulgation of constitution. This was a case…
Under article 53 of the Constitution the executive power of the Union is vested in the President and is to be exercised by him in accordance with the Constitution either…
National Security Act, 1980, is preventive detention law in India. It was replaced by ‘National security ordinance, 1980’. For preventive detention in India, the provisions of NSA are applied. It…
National Security Act, 1980, is preventive detention law in India. It was replaced by ‘National security ordinance, 1980’. For preventive detention in India, the provisions of NSA are applied. It…
The question came before the court in the case of ‘A.K. Roy v. Union of India, (1981)’, when the supreme court was considering the validity of ‘National security ordinance, 1980’.…
There can be no doubt that personal liberty is a precious right. So did the founding fathers believe at any rate because, while their first object was to give unto…
Separation of Power means, judiciary, executive and legislature should work in their own field and should not interfere in one other’s works. The doctrine was propounded by French Political Philosopher…
Our Constituent Assembly was composed of famous men who had a variegated experience of life. They were not elected by the people to frame the Constitution but that was their…
National Security Act, 1980, is preventive detention law in India. It was replaced by ‘National security ordinance, 1980’. For preventive detention in India, the provisions of NSA are applied. This…