The Supreme Court has observed that the act of directing remand of an accused is a judicial function and the challenge to the order of remand is not to be entertained in a habeas corpus petition. While allowing the appeal filed by Serious Fraud Investigation Office against the Delhi High Court order in a habeas… Read more »
In a major development, the Punjab and Haryana High Court in a latest, landmark and laudable judgment titled Dr. Ashok Khemka Versus State of Haryana and others in CWP-317-2019 (O&M) delivered on March 18, 2019 has very clearly and convincingly not just upheld the integrity of eminent IAS officer of 1991 batch – Dr Ashok… Read more »
From being recommended by the First Administrative Reforms Commission back in 1966, from as many as eight failed attempts at a legislation up till 2011, to crusader Anna Hazare’s hunger-strike the same year that effectively set the Parliament in motion, to the law eventually seeing the light of the day in January, 2014, and after… Read more »
Not all Marriages are Heaven, if we see there are cases where either wife or husband cheated their spouse and they came on the verge of divorce, it’s not easy to get divorce because there are thousands of cases in courts for divorce and to settle them there are divorce lawyers in Bengaluru and other… Read more »
The students of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Patiala took to the University gates this morning, as their protests against the college administration entered day three. The protests had begun on Friday against the “arbitrary and wrongful” suspension of six hostel inmates allegedly after the boys raised their voice against the quality of… Read more »
The government is focusing on whether or not documents released in the media are ‘secret’, without going into their veracity. For discovering an incriminating document from the defence department, a journalist is threatened. For attaching those documents to public interest litigation, a lawyer is threatened with prosecution under the Official Secrets Act. The battle is… Read more »
It has to be said with consummate ease that in a notable and latest judgment titled Lucknow University Vandalism v. State of UP in PIL CIVIL No. 19390 of 2018 that was reserved on 29.10.2018 and delivered finally on 28.02.2019, the Allahabad High Court has commendably disposed of a suo motu PIL that… Read more »
“It is found that the petitioner had not uttered word “Harijan” intentionally to insult anybody including informant” Quashing a criminal case against Former Odisha Minister, the Orissa High Court observed that mere use of the word ‘Harijan’ during the course of the speech, without intention to insult anybody, does not fall within the limit of… Read more »
“Under the provisions of the erstwhile Portuguese Civil Code, 1867 and/or under the provisions of the Inventory Proceeding Act, 2012, there is no further classification between a daughter married or unmarried and son.” The Supreme Court has observed that a married daughter would have a right of succession in the “lease premises”, as per the… Read more »
Kanishk Jain Abstract – The “right to work” is defined by Charles Fourier (1772-1837) a Frenchman who observes that “Politics extol the rights of men and do not guarantee the prime and only useful right, the right to work.” In my views ‘right to work” is active involvement of physical and mental body which… Read more »
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