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Dushyant Mainali

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Advocate
High Court of Uttarakhand

Latest articles by Dushyant Mainali:

Housing Rights of Lepers:- A Disgruntled Indian Legal Pledge

January 13, 2020 | Leave a Comment

Dushyant Mainali Overture of Poor State of Lepers and Stigma attached. Since ages, Lepers are the most neglected section of the society as Leprosy is a disease, which still strikes fear in the societies as a mutilating, disfiguring, contagious and incurable disease. Because of the horrifying nature of the enigmatic physical disfigurement […]

· Recognition of Leper’s Legal Problems by Law Commission of India · Judicial acknowledgment of Right to Shelter · Right to Housing as a Human Right. house for leprosy patients housing for lepers Housing Rights of Lepers Overture of Poor State of Lepers and Stigma attached. Suggestions of Rehabilitation by NHRC

Trivia of Right to Shelter and its Clash with Forced Evictions of underprivileged sections from public lands.

September 28, 2019 | Leave a Comment

By:- Dushyant Mainali Advocate High Court of Uttarakhand · The Prologue As per the Census of India 2011, India has more than 1.7 million homeless persons, of which 938,384 are located in urban areas. After nine long years thereafter, however, it seems to be nauseatingly misjudging the real number of homeless persons at present. […]

· Right to Shelter; as a Fundamental Right in judicial eyesight.\ Definition of ‘Forced Eviction’ evictions and observance of due process. Right to shelter Trivia of Right to Shelter Trivia of Right to Shelter and its Clash with Forced Evictions of underprivileged sections from public lands.

Unsettling the “Settled Law”: “Reference” as a progressive Judicial device

January 14, 2019 | Leave a Comment

Dushyant Mainali “Settled law” is the most used term in legal briefs, court room arguments and finally in the text of the Judgments in almost all the functional legal-judicial systems in the world. The term comes from a judicial concept adopted from common law. The apposite term in this connotation is “stare decisis” in Latin […]

"Black-letter law" "Settled law" progressive Judicial device

Criticizing Public Function of Public Representatives by Media and Law of Defamation: An Overview in Indian Perspective

January 7, 2019 / January 7, 2019 | Leave a Comment

By:-Dushyant Mainali Media have a role to play in informing the society and freedom of expression must be respected. The fundamental right of freedom of speech is involved in a criminal trial of defamation apart from the right of liberty of the press. In India Courts have time to time observed that in a democracy […]

Criticizing Public Function of Public Representatives Doctrine of Fair Comment and Exaggerated News Law of Defamation Media and Law of Defamation Public conduct of public servants and Defamation. unction of Public Representatives by Media