Parliamentary History as an Aid to Interpretation of Statutes
The traditional view of courts both in India and the UK was a rule of exclusion by which parliamentary history was not readily utilized in interpreting a law. But as…
The traditional view of courts both in India and the UK was a rule of exclusion by which parliamentary history was not readily utilized in interpreting a law. But as…
Corrupt practices during the election process were explained in the representation of people Act (as it was originally enacted in 1951) in Chapter I of Part VII thereof. Section 123…
It is a grave concern that OCIs and foreign nationals are participating in the Lok Sabha elections in India. With the number of OCI cards increasing to 4 million, authorities…
It is one of the settled principles of a civilised legal system that a Judge is required to be impartial. It is said that the hallmark of a democracy is…
Ad hoc committee on the Supreme Court After the constitution of the Constituent Assembly, the issue of judicial appointments and salaries was taken up by an ad hoc committee on…
This is an excerpt from the judgment The opinion of the Chief Justice of India which has primacy in the matter of recommendations for appointment to the Supreme Court has…
The article is an excerpt from the Judgment. By convention and practice, the initiation of proposal for judgeship is to be made only by the CJI whose opinion in this…
This article is an excerpt from the judgment Every power vested in a public authority is to subserve a public purpose, and must invariably be exercised to promote interest. This…
This is an edited excerpt from the Judgment Drafting of the Articles When the Constitution was being drafted, there was general agreement that the appointments of Judges in the superior…
Introduction: “Antitrust enforcement in the digital age is not solely a legal issue; it is a crucial factor that is molding the future of competition, innovation, and consumer well-being in…