Kameshwar Prasad v. State of Bihar- An analysis
The case of ‘Kameshwar Prasad’ is considered as a major judgement on the ‘Right to Strike’ where supreme court refused to declared ‘Right to strike’ as a fundamental right but…
Sube Singh v. State of Haryana- An analysis
The case of sube sing is considered an important given regard to its judgement on considering the scope of compensation to the person who is tortured by police and whose…
Compensation Jurisprudence evolved by Supreme Court under Article 32
Supreme court evolved the jurisprudence of compensation to those persons whose right to life is violated by state’s action. Though illegal detention and custodial torture were recognized as violations of…
When the court may award compensation to victims under Article 32/226
The question arose in Sube Singh v. state of Haryana, whether compensation should be awarded under Article 32/226, for every violation of Article 21 where illegal detention or custodial violence…
Laxmikant Pandey case v. Union of India, 1984 AIR 469- A full analysis
This case is considered a very important case in the field of Adoption. It regulated the inter-country adoption in India and court issued guidelines for the same purpose. This was…
Guidelines for Inter-Country adoption laid down by Supreme Court
The supreme court got the chance to laid down principles and norms relating to Inter-country adoption in case where a petition was filed a lawyer complaining of malpractices indulged in…
Why it is not desirable to inform about the adoptive parents to biological parents?
The supreme court got the chance to laid down principles and norms relating to Inter-country adoption in case where a petition was filed a lawyer complaining of malpractices indulged in…
Procedure for Inter-country adoption laid down by Supreme Court in relation to destitute children
The supreme court got the chance to laid down principles and norms relating to Inter-country adoption in case where a petition was filed a lawyer complaining of malpractices indulged in…
Supreme court on the need of Inter-Country Adoption
Every child has a right to love and be loved and to grow up in an atmosphere of love and affection and of moral and material security and this is…
Adoption or Children Bill, 1972- A bill though not passed but borne out in the guidelines of Supreme court
India made efforts to make a secular adoption bill applicable to all communities including Christian, muslims, Parsis and hindu religions also, but every time these efforts defeated due to contemporary…