The Powers and limitations of Supreme Court to issue writs and directions under Article 32- An Analysis
Article 32 vests Supreme Court with the power to enforce the rights in Part III (Fundamental Rights) of the Constitution. Part III of the Constitution of India enshrines the fundamental…
The Essentials of Section 125 CrPC
The Indian legal system is a complex web of statutes and regulations, each designed to uphold justice and protect the rights of citizens. Among the myriad provisions of the Code…
What were the prayers of the Petitioners in the Same-Sex Marriage Case?
On 17th October, the Indian Supreme Court delivered a historic judgment on the question of recognition of Same Sex Marriage. The Indian Supreme Court refused to recognize the same sex…
Same-Sex Marriage Case- Submissions of Lawyers against the Petitioners
On 17th October, the Indian Supreme Court delivered a historic judgment on the question of recognition of Same Sex Marriage. The Indian Supreme Court refused to recognize the same sex…
Submissions of All Lawyers on Petitioners Side in Same-Sex Marriage Case
On 17th October, the Indian Supreme Court delivered a historic judgment on the recognition of Same Sex Marriage. The Indian Supreme Court refused to recognize the same sex marriage. There…
Marriage Equality Case- What Justice DY Chandrachud said about discrimination faced by LGBTQ
On 17th October, the Indian Supreme Court delivered a historic judgment on the recognition of Same Sex Marriage. The Indian Supreme Court refused to recognize the same sex marriage. There…
Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India (2018)- In Brief
Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code 1860 criminalizes “carnal intercourse against the order of nature.” History is replete with instances of the State having used the provision to rip-off…
The burden on the Detaining authority to comply with the rules of detention
The power of preventive detention is a draconian power justified only in the interest of public security and order and it is tolerated in a free society only as a…
Section 20 of Evidence Act- Vicarious admission i.e. admissions of persons other than the party
Admissions may operate as estoppel and they do so where parties had agreed to abide by them. The word ‘information’ occurring in s.20 is not to be understood in the…
Article 215- Power of Contempt of High Court
Article 215 Article 215 of the Constitution provides that every High Court shall be a court of record and shall have all the powers of such a court including the…