FACTS OF THE CASE On 16th July, 1980, the appellant entered into a lease with Dr. Santokh Singh’s Hindu Undivided Family for a period of 4 years, with respect to the property situated at New Delhi. Accordingly on the expiry of the period of 4 years, a notice of eviction was issued before the Additional…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Every Constitution Begins with a preamble, and Indian Constitution also begins with a preamble, Preamble is a introductory statement that explains the specific document, The term “preamble” is from the Latin word which means “to go before” or in simple sense it is a “Introduction to important Statute” (Statute is a Law enacted by…
View detailsSardar Vallabhbhai Patel was one of the prominent Indian barristers, politicians and leading figures of the country. He rose to prominence at the time of India’s freedom movement. After independence in 1947, he served as Deputy Prime Minister, Home Minister, Information Minister and Minister of State of India. He was indeed one of the founding…
View detailsEducation is one of the primary needs besides the food, shelter and clothing in modern life. The Constitution of India has granted right to live with dignity and honor to every citizen. To ensure this fundamental right the State has been taking several measures. Prominent among them are universalization of compulsory and free primary education…
View detailsSolitary confinement can be defined as confinement of a prisoner which secludes him from the sight and communication of other prisoners. It is a form of punishment wherein a prisoner is isolated from any form of human conduct. In the case of Kishore Singh Ravinder Dev v. The State of Rajasthan, the Supreme Court described…
View detailsIn India, will the actus reus of defamation want intention?In a suit for defamation, the sole ingredients which require to be well-tried area unit that the statement was false, caused damage to name and was printed. Intention or motive doesn’t have to be compelled to be attributed to the wrongdoer.The general rule is that although…
View detailsIn the case of Abne Ingty v. CPIO, Delhi University, New Delhi the appellant sought relief against the unreasonable large sum of fee (INR 750/-) that the Delhi University had enforced along with unconscionable specified period (btw 61st & 75th day) for students to view their answer scripts. The appellant demanded the reasoning behind the…
View detailsPatriotism is the great and selfless passion of love for one’s country. To an Indian patriot his mother and motherland are superior even to heaven. An Indian Patriot is ever ready to lay down his life in the service of his country, India.Patriotism is not mere passive love for the country. A true patriot, who…
View detailsTake a look at the Fisheries Case in this new Public International Law essay. A country’s territory is the foundation of its sovereignty and strength. The state has numerous resources that it may utilise to enhance its economic development, technological advancement, and commercial connections thanks to its territory, whether it be land, air, or water.…
View detailsARTICLE: COVID-19 And Its Impact On Socio-Economic Rights in India Covid-19 pandemic in some way or other has affected every government policy and individual rights, but it is essential to keep in mind that every individual is hit by the pandemic differently. This blog will focus on how this pandemic has affected the Socioeconomic rights…
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