Published On: 23rd August, 2024 Authored By: Shravani Somnath Motgi School of Law, Mahindra University Introduction: Article 19(1) [1] of the Constitution guarantees certain fundamental rights, but the State has the power to restrict the exercise of these rights. Unless the state exercises its authority to enforce private rights for the public good, these rights […]
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Published On: 23rd August, 2024 Authored By: Hiba Zahid Khan SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA Linkedin INTRODUCTION Federalism is essentially a two-party system in which several States and the federal government coexist. One of the cornerstones of the Indian Constitution’s Basic Structure is federalism. “K.C. Wheare, a federal theorist, has maintained that the Indian Constitution is
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Published On: 22nd August, 2024 Authored By: Inayat Ahmed Linkedin Abstract: The Indian Constitution is the foundation of the legal frameworks in India. Every Law, Act, and Rule shall be within the principles of the Constitution and not in violation of it. It lays down the powers, limitations, rights, and restrictions conferred upon every citizen
Published On: 22nd August,2024 Authored By: Pokala Neha ABSTRACT CJI Chandrachud defined “group of companies” in the Indian context as “an agglomeration of privately held and publicly traded firms operating in different lines of business, each of which is incorporated as a separate legal entity, but which are collectively under the entrepreneurial, financial, and strategic control of
Published On: 21st August, 2024 Authored By: Shahida Parween Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University Introduction Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has grown as a powerful instrument in India’s legal system, allowing judges to address concerns of social justice and public welfare. PIL, which began in the late 1970s, symbolizes a radical departure from traditional legal processes
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