India is one of the 193 countries that are signatories to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child(UNCRC).These rights include; (i) promoting healthy lives (addressing survival, nutrition, health care services etc.), (ii) providing quality education, and (iii) protection against abuse, exploitation and violence (combating child labor, child trafficking and child sexual abuse).…
View detailsYesterday, a lawyer appearing before Justice Rekha Palli, a sitting Judge before the Hon’ble Delhi High Court, got irked, when a Lawyer appearing before her addressed her as Sir. Justice Rekha politely pointed it out to the Advocate that she was not Sir. To which the Advocate replied that it was because of the position…
View detailsABSTRACT Man has to live in society for his existence and welfare. In almost all aspect of his life he feels the need of society. Biologically and psychologically he is compelled to live in society because without society man has no value. So Society play a great role in man life as man is incomplete…
View detailsABSTRACT A form of dishonesty, illegal or criminal offense undertaken by a person or organization entrusted or organised with a power of authority is known as corruption. Corruption is practiced to abuse power for one’s gain or to acquire illicit or illegal benefit. Corruption may include many activities, such as embezzlement or bribery. However, it…
View detailsIntroductionArticle 21 states that “no one shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty unless in accordance with legal procedure.” This right has long been considered the Constitution’s heart, the most organic and progressiveclause in our living constitution, and the bedrock of our laws.Only when a person’s life or personal liberty is taken away…
View detailsIntroductionThe legal system in India is referred to as Indian Legal Systems. There was a unique legal tradition in ancient times, with a historically independent school of legal theory and practise. In India, law as a subject of religious precepts and intellectual debate has a long and rich history. In India, the Arthashastra (about 400…
View detailsIntroductionUnwanted and harassing phone calls frequently target the current generation, in which one person abuses, threatens, or harms the dignity of another. Because the person on the other end of the phone line is absolutely unknown, the situation becomes even more serious. In India, such calls are considered criminal offences and must be reported to…
View detailsIntroductionArticle 142 of the Indian Constitution, which appears to be a benign procedural adjunct to the Supreme Court’s powers based on its phraseology, has emerged as one of the court’s most powerful tools for judicial activism and innovation. In reality, it has evolved into a new source of substantive power. The origins, evolution, and dispute…
View detailsE. M. SANKARAN NAMBOODIRIPAD Vs T. NARAYANAN NAMBIAREquivalent citation : 1970 AIR 2015, 1971 SCR (1) 697Bench: Hidayatullah, M.(Cj)PETITIONER: E. M. SANKARAN NAMBOODIRIPADRESPONDENT: T. NARAYANAN NAMBIARDATE OF JUDGEMENT: 31/07/1970BENCH:HIDAYATULLAH, M. (CJ)MITTER, G. K.RAY, A.N.CITATION INFO:R 1972 SC1515 (10)R 1988 SC1208 (9)ACT:Contempt of court-what is-chief minister of state making remark in public derogatory of thejudiciary and…
View detailsCapital Punishment Capital punishment, commonly known as the death penalty, is the execution of a person who has been sentenced to death by a court of law. Extrajudicial executions carried out without due process of law should be separated from capital punishment. Because of the potential of commutation to life imprisonment, the terms death sentence…
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