IntroductionThe 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…
Recently our P.M has inaugurated the ‘Statue Of Equality’ in Hyderabad. It become the world’s second tallest statue in seated position with 216 feet. This article focuses on some basic information and interesting facts about the statue . Do you guys know that which saint’s statue is named as ‘Statue of Equality’ ? And why…
INTRODUCTION :-. As we know that in india we have six types of fundamental rights like , right to equality , right to freedom , right against exploitation , right to cultural and education , right to religion and Constitutional remedies etc . And these fundamental rights included different different sub rights . Every one…
False imprisonment primarily falls under the ambit of trespass to a person. Trespass to a person is wrong done to a person, a tort committed upon a Person .Eminent jurists have put forward the definitions of false Imprisonment as given below : According to WINFIELD :” Infliction of bodily restraint which is not Expressly or…
INTRODUCTION :-. Freedom of speech and expression is the essential part of the human life . Without speech and expression a person can not live their life freely . Under Article 19 ( 1 ) ( a ) of the Indian constitution gives its citizens freedom of speech and expression . According to this provisions…
Introduction: It has become impossible to truly forget material uploaded on the Internet in the age of the World Wide Web. While such data can be put to a variety of uses, it can be harmful to the data subject if it is used in ways that are hurtful to the data subject’s reputation or…
Introduction The right to health has not been mentioned as an exclusive Fundamental Right under the Indian Constitution but has been incorporated as part of Article 21 (Protection of Life and Personal Liberty). The right to life includes the right to live a decent life, from which the right to health can be deduced. The…
INTRODUCTION Let hundred go unpunished, But never punish an innocent person” The accused person has the right to free and fair trial. It is a constitutional commitment towards him. Beyond the shadow of reasonable doubt the prosecution have to prove the guilt of the accused person. The accused person is provided with certain rights for…
When the executive makes rules, regulations or modification in exercise of the powers conferred to them is known as Delegated legislation or subordinate legislation. The act by which the powers are conferred to the executive is known as Parent Act or Supreme legislation. Thus Delegated legislation happens when the function of legislation is entrusted to…
The Constitution – makers gave to the preamble ‘the place of pride’. It embodies in a solemn form of all the ideals and aspirations for which the country had struggled during the British regime. The preamble to an act sets out the main objective which the legislation is intended to achieve. It is a key…
