Legal Articles The Doctrinaire Trident Testing Constitutionality of the laws December 28, 2017 by Mohan Rao Bolla | Leave a Comment –Prof. Dr. Mohan R Boll INTRODUCTION The word‘doctrine’has been derived from the Greek word “doxa.” It is understood as “opinion.”Originally, doctrines were those of the Catholic Church.The teachings of the so-called doctors (religious scholars) of the Church were considered as doctrines. But today a doctrine can come from many other sources. Old and established legal […] Read more » Doctrinaire Trident The Doctrinaire Trident Testing The Doctrinaire Trident Testing Constitutionality of the laws
Legal Articles Right to Sleep –The Apex Court’s Lullaby for the People! January 4, 2013 by Mohan Rao Bolla | Leave a Comment (Dr.)Mohan Rao B, Principal, Manair College of Law, Khammam An Irish Proverb goes on to say that the beginning of health is sleep. The state of sleep has been described by Homer in the famous epic Iliad as “sleep is the twin of death”. Aristotle, the great Greek philosopher has said that all men are […] Read more » Ramlila Maidan Incident Dt . v Home Secretary right to sleep
Legal Articles Inherent Power of Civil Court-a Hand Maid of Justice! October 30, 2012 by Mohan Rao Bolla | 5 Comments on Inherent Power of Civil Court-a Hand Maid of Justice! Prof. Dr. Annam Subrahmanyam, and (Dr.) Mohan Rao B., The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) consolidated and amended the laws relating to the procedure of the Courts of Civil Judicature in India. All the rules of procedure are the handmaids of justice. The language employed by the draftsman of processual law may be […] Read more » act inconsistent with the Code Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Continuation of Infructuous Suit CPC Law Not Powers over the Substantive Rights Order Obtained by Fraud Recall Judgment Restoration of Money Suit Section 151 of the CPC
Legal Articles The Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Act, 2005 – Judicial Response August 23, 2012 / January 3, 2016 by Mohan Rao Bolla | Leave a Comment Introduction Industrialization is considered as a must for development. It can’t be attained only by agriculture. Prof. Amartya Sen, the Nobel Laureate of India, opined that there can’t a developed country that has reached ‘there’ focusing solely on agriculture. According to the experts, for a jump in growth, industrialization is necessary. Prof. Mohd. Yunus, another […] Read more » Constitutional validity of the SEZ Act EPZ Establishment of SEZ Export Processing Zone Incentives for SEZ developers Judicial Response Land Acquisition for SEZs Objectives of the SEZs SEZ The Salient features of the Indian SEZ The Salient features of the Indian SEZ Initiative The Special Economic Zones The Special Economic Zones Act 2005
Legal Articles An overview of the Judicial Decisions on “Last Seen Together” August 5, 2012 / August 5, 2012 by Mohan Rao Bolla | 2 Comments on An overview of the Judicial Decisions on “Last Seen Together” An overview of the Judicial Decisions on ‘Last Seen Together’ – (Dr.) Mohan Rao B., B.Sc., M.L.,[ Ph.D][1] “In short our jurisprudential enthusiasm for presumed innocence must be moderated by the pragmatic need to make criminal justice potent and realistic. A balance has to be struck between chasing enhance possibilities as good enough to set […] Read more » Alfred Wills burden of proof circumstance of last seen together criminal jurisprudence development of Last seen together principle evidence corroborating with the last seen together Evidence establishing the lastseen together theory evidence of last seen together fundamental principles of criminal jurisprudence Glanville Williams Judicial Decisions on Last Seen Together JUSTICE KRISHNA IYER last seen theory Last Seen Together last seen together as a piece of circumstantial evidence Last seen together principle last seen together theory last-seen together evidence principles of criminal jurisprudence Sections 106 of the Indian Evidence Act Sir Alfred Wills test of last seen together theory of last seen together
Legal Articles Uniform Civil Code: The Dormant Law July 18, 2012 / July 19, 2012 by Mohan Rao Bolla | 1 Comment on Uniform Civil Code: The Dormant Law Prof. Annam Subrahmanyam and Mohan Rao, Bolla Introduction The High Court of Kerala in Agnes alias Kunjamol v. Regeena Thomas, has been confronted with a peculiar question of which the law has been dormant. It has, inter alia, reference to a long awaited issue of enactment of Uniform Civil Code. Despite the Constitutional mandate by […] Read more » 'ubi jus ibi idem remedium' 1872 42nd Constitutional Amendment in 1976 Agnes alias Kunjamol v. Regeena Thomas Agnes Case application of civil code Article 25 Article 25 of our condition Article 44 : The Dead Letter Article 44 of our Constitution Arts.25 and 44 Chief Justice Y.V. Chandrachud Civil Code civil code in India CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE Common Civil Code common law High court of Kerala Indian Christian Marriage Act Kalyani and others v. Union of India and others Kerala Kerala High Court President S.125 of Crpc Sarla Mudgal case Sarla Mudgal v. Union of India SC Shah Bano case Smt. Sarla Mudgal Subordinate Status of Women Supreme Court the dormant law the dormant law of India The Peculiar Agnes Case Uniform Civil Code Uniform Civil Code the dormant law of India
Legal Articles Federal Principle Under the Indian Constitution – A Perspective November 23, 2010 / November 23, 2010 by Mohan Rao Bolla | 1 Comment on Federal Principle Under the Indian Constitution – A Perspective A constitution is the legal document in which various governing principles are established, functions and procedural aspects of the government are specified under which different organs of the government work. Constitution is the supreme law of the land which is ascertained by Kelsen as the “Grund Norm” in his Pure theory of law. American Constitution […] Read more »
