Bottom of Form‘State’ under Article 12 of the Constitution of India INTRODUCTION : Fundamental rights are said to be a group of rights that are provided to all the citizens by the Indian Constitution under Part III. Applicability of these rights is universal in nature regardless of their race, birth place , religion, caste, or…
Introduction : Statutes Interpretation and rules related to the interpretation “The essence of law lies in the spirit, not in its letter, for the letter is significant only as being the external manifestation of the intention that underlies it” – Salmond Parliament creates laws and thereafter these laws are interpreted by Judges by applying the…
INTRODUCTION: The Constitution of India guarantees certain freedoms to the citizens of India which are known as fundamental rights. Some of the fundamental rights are available to the citizens as well as foreigners but some are only available to the citizens of India. Part III of the Constitution of India from articles 12 to 35…
INTRODUCTION: India is a democratic country where people play a very important role. Certain freedoms are guaranteed by the Constitution of India to the citizens. Among these fundamental rights certain fundamental rights are available to citizens of India as well as foreigners but some other fundamental rights are only available to the citizens of India…
By CS Shirish Bhootra 2022-08-27 Introduction : Fundamental rights are provided under part III of the Constitution of India which was adopted on 26th November 1949 but came into effect on 26th January 1950. These Fundamental rights provide a guarantee that every citizen of this nation can live a life of peace and harmony throughout the territory…
INTRODUCTION : Fundamental rights are considered to be the most important part of the Constitution of India. Their origination is from France’s Declaration of Bill of Rights of Man, England’s Bill of Rights, the Development of the Irish Constitution, as well as, the United States of America’s Bill of Rights. Initially, Constitution provides for seven…
Introduction : The Preamble is a statement, comprising the aims and objectives of the constitution. So it can be said that the preamble to the Indian constitution highlights about motive contained in the body of the Constitution. The Preamble, in short, highlights the objectives of the Constitution in two ways: first about the governance structure and…
The соnstitutiоn (fifty-first аmendment) асt, 1984 Stаtement оf оbjeсts аnd reаsоns аррended tо the соnstitutiоn (fifty-third аmendment) bill, 1984 (bill nо. 81 оf 1984) whiсh wаs enасted аs the соnstitutiоn (fifty-first аmendment) асt, 1984stаtement оf оbjeсts аnd reаsоnsthe meghаlаyа legislаtive аssembly раssed а resоlutiоn оn 31st mаrсh, 1980 urging the gоvernment оf indiа tо рrоvide …
OVERVIEW : Right against Exploitation (Articles 23 & 24) – The Right against Exploitation is provided under Articles 23 and 24 of the Indian Constitution. It is one among various important fundamental rights that assures that every citizen is protected from forced labour whether it be of any kind or nature. Articles 23 and 24…
INTRODUCTION: The Constitution of India provides certain rights to the citizens of India, known as fundamental rights. Part III of the Constitution of India deals with fundamental rights from articles 12 to 35. Some of these rights are available to both foreigners and Citizens of India while other rights are only available to the citizens…
