The need for protection and conservation of environment and sustainable use of natural resources is reflected in the constitutional framework of India and also in the international commitments of India. The Constitution under Part IVA (Art 51A-Fundamental Duties) casts a duty on every citizen of India to protect and improve the natural environment including forests,…
View detailsThe procedure of legislation in a State legislature is broadly similar to that in the Parliament under Article 107 except that there is no provision of joint sitting of the Houses of the State Legislature to resolve the deadlock between them when the Houses do not agree on a Bill.All Bills , except Money Bill…
View detailsIndia is a country which hustles. No matter what, no matter how difficult or different situations we are facing, you fight back, work hard, struggle and eventually succeed. In this journey of self preservation and survival for well being, we neglect our mental health the most. Brain is a crucial part of our nervous system.…
View detailsTo exist as a nation, to prosper as a state, to live as people, we must have trees. ~Shubam Baloria The UN celebrated Biodiversity Day 2021 proposing the theme “We are the part of the Solution”. We may be the part of the solution but only when we first understand that we are the part…
View detailsHey Everyone, I am Aishwarya Sandeep, an Advocate based out of Mumbai. I practise mainly in the field of Intellectual Property Law and Media Laws since last 12 years. I was also a visiting professor of law in a couple of colleges. I always felt that law needs to be simplified for the common man…
View detailsOn September sixth 2018, a anciental judgment changed into exceeded with inside the excellent courtroom docket of India. Section 377 changed into revoked, i.e. gay dating changed into decriminalised, after years of protests and injustice to the LGBTQ+ network. This landmark judgment changed into only feasible due to one lesbian couple, Lawyer “Menaka Guruswamy” and…
View detailsIntroduction – Article 44 of the Indian Constitution can be referred for understanding the idea of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). The civil laws of India, unlike the criminal laws, differed from community to community. These community personal laws are challenged many times before the Indian judiciary because they are traditional and unequal laws, especially…
View detailsAbout Abhishek: I’m Abhishek, a law student who aspires to be a future advocate/attorney general in India. I have a keen interest in physical activities. Having participated in almost all sports at the school level, my favourite sport is football. My interests also lie in understanding the society and its functioning. Mostly interested in constitutional…
View detailsBailment implies a sort of relationship in which the personal property of one person temporarily goes into the possession of another. The ownership goes into the possession of another . The ownership the articles or goods is in one person and the possession in another . Bailment, as according to Section 148 of the Indian Contract…
View detailsIntroduction When there is no right of appeal available, to avoid any miscarrige of Justice, the Criminal Procedure Code of India, 1973 under the provision of sections 397 to sections 405 talks about the power of revision that is conferred upon the higher courts to help against the same. The Power of revision on the…
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