INTRODUCTION: The Constitution of India provides certain fundamental Rights to every citizen of India. These fundamental rights are mentioned in part III from articles 12 to 35 in the Constitution of India. According to the law, any ordinance, custom, or usage cannot take away these fundamental rights from the citizens. If any fundamental right forms…
INTRODUCTION: Part III of Indian Constitution contains the fundamental rights which are guaranteed by the Constitution of India to the citizens of India. These fundamental rights guarantees different types of freedoms and rights, like Article 14 guarantees right to equality, articles 19 to 23 guarantees right to freedom. Article 19 guarantees different types of freedoms…
Article 17 of the Indian Constitution ARTICLE 17 : Untouchability is abolished and its practice in any form is forbidden. The enforcement of any disability arising out of Untouchability shall be an offense punishable in accordance with the law. Explanation: There is no explanation regarding Untouchability neither in Constitution nor in the Act, as to…
In many ways, the terms “rights” and “justice,” which belong to the person who can exercise them, are interchangeable. The administration of justice was designed to uphold ongoing obligations and safeguard rights. The law deals with questions of obligations or rights. Rights refer to all legally permissible behaviour, whereas duties denote nothing illegal. Legal rights,…
Abstract: Right to equality is a part of Rule of law and it has legal force of article 17 of the Constitution abolishes the practice of untouchability. The practice of untouchability would be considered an offense and anyone practicing so would be subject to punishment as provided in law. The Untouchability Offences Act of 1955…
INTRODUCTION: Human beings are a product of the environment; hence, a stable environment is a prerequisite for their sustenance. However human beings for their selfish interests have exploited the environment for all its worth causing its deterioration and destruction. While the environment has endlessly nourished its inhabitants, man’s greed for economic benefits poses a great…
By CS Shirish Bhootra 2022-08-11 ; 11:00 p.m. RIGHT TO PROPERTY: PRIOR AND POST 42ND AMENDMENT The development of a nation has a positive correlation with administrative actions, judicial determination, and the laws framed by the legislature. As all these have the force of the Constitution of the country. The Constitution plays a supportive role…
INTRODUCTION:The Constitution of India came into force from 26th of January 1950 which is also celebrated as Republic Day in India. Indian Constitution is one of the most unique Constitutions in the world. It was drawn from different countries like USA,UK, France, South Africa etc by a body of representatives called the Constituent Assembly headed…
Introduction National emergency has been mentioned in the constitution of India under 352 Article[1], National emergency is sanctioned if there are some threats which cannot be avoided and are harmful for the country , some of the examples of national emergencies are war, external aggression or armed rebellion. By the written request approved by the…
Introduction No form of discrimination on the basis of religion, ethnicity, caste, or place of birth is one of the rights that India’s Constitution grants to its residents. This right is established in Part III of the Indian Constitution under the category of Fundamental Rights. Caste- and religion-based prejudice have long prevailed in India. Before…
