Author: Akash Kumar Singh from ILS LAW COLLEGE, Pune
Amidst the grappling and struggles from the COVID-19 crises, the Vijay Rupani-led BJP government in Gujarat has suffered a significant blow from the Gujarat High Court on May 12th, wherein Justice Paresh Upadhyay via video conferencing has declared the…
Authors: Iffla Firdous from Department of Law, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal Srinagar.
Internet is an endless network of people, information, and knowledge which rests solely on the architecture of a digital public space found in social and professional networking, rivalling the richness of any physical town square. The conflicts and fights in the world…
Author: Shaurya Gupta from Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi.
Lotteries or its equivalents revolving around luck have always been prevalent in different forms, starting right from the Han Dynasty around 205 BC. Lotteries were also used in medieval India by the French and British as a way of recreation. After independence, Kerala…
Author: Yogi Chaudhary from Uttaranchal University, Dehradun.
The Constitution of India is dynamic. The doctrines developed over time for its interpretation are a reflection of its dynamism. One such doctrine is the Doctrine of Incidental or Ancillary powers. This doctrine has been developed in addition to the doctrine of pith…
Author: Valan. A from Tamil Nadu National Law University, Thiruchirappalli.
Fundamental rights are the quintessential factor for a dignified living and holistic development of an individual. Fundamental rights are enshrined in Part III of the Indian constitution that applies to every citizen of India. Inclusion of Fundamental Rights in the…
Author: Shelal Lodhi Rajput from Symbiosis Law School, Pune.
The supreme law of land Constitution of India is a living document rather than a book containing words. It is a source of moral guidance to our courts in deciding various issues. Indian constitutional law is no stranger to judicially invented tests and…
Author: Sakshi Chauhan from ILS Law College, Pune.
When one comes across the term “laches”, he may at the first instinct begin to think of it as a metal bar which you lift in order to open the door; but in legal scenario “laches” means “too bad” as in “that opportunity is now lost”. The doctrine of laches is often used…
Author: Ramya Singh from Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law Univeristy Lucknow and Manish Jain from Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies.
In the several states of India, a State Government is run by a body of democratically elected Council of Ministers led by the Chief Minister which is responsible to the State Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha). The Chief Minister is the de facto chief executive of the State…
Author: Tanish Gupta from Dharmashastra National Law University (DNLU), Jabalpur.
An individual possesses certain legal rights which are conferred upon him either by the constitution, statute or a contract. A Right can be defined as an interest or a claim which gives the individual the power to control the act of others, i.e., to make someone do…
Author: Kumar Writwik from Symbiosis Law School, Pune.
.A schedule is a part of an act that contains extra information that has not been written in the body of the legislative document. It is an appendix attached to any act, supplementing the legislation with additional information that is not mentioned under the main…
