Court heard learned counsel for the applicant, learned A.G.A. for State and perused the materials available on record. Accused-applicant(Mohammad Zishan), who was involved in Case Crime No. 226 of 2021, under Sections 3, 5, 8 of U.P. Prevention of Cow Slaughter Act, 1955, Police Station Bhagatpur, District Moradabad, had applied for bail in court. Learned…
Part IX of the Indian Constitution establishes three tiers of Panchayats (only two tiers in the case of States or Union Territories with populations under 2 million): I Village-level Gram Panchayat (ii) District Panchayats at the district level, and (iii) Intermediate Panchayats between Gram Panchayats and District Panchayats at the sub-district level. It also establishes…
Article 14 of the constitution guarantees the right to equality to every citizen of India with the general principles of equality before the law and prohibits unreasonable discrimination between persons. Article 14 guarantees the idea of equality present in the preamble by declaring that ‘the State shall not deny to any person equality before the…
Fault and no fault liability No Fault Liability :- The Rule of Strict Liability also known as The Rule of No-Fault Liability which means the individual might have the liability without being at fault. The person in this case may not have done any harmful or negligent act or may have put in some positive…
Our Indian constitution is one of the longest constitutions of the world containing a total of 395 articles in 22 parts and a total of 12 schedules. But all the guidelines and rules for the people to be governed and abide by the constitution is contained in this single document known as a preamble to…
Article 20 of the constitution which is also a fundamental right deals with the protection in respect of conviction for offences. So in this article, it is said that if any person is committed any offence but there will still be protection under this article. So there are total three clauses in this article which…
Constitutional Provisions And Judges Inquiry Act From reading the preamble of the constitution, it becomes evident that “Justice is placed higher than the other principles of ‘Liberty’, ‘Equality’ and ‘Fraternity’.The task to secure justice has been specially assigned to judiciary, and this may be the reason, as to why there have been so much of…
A considerable challenge for judicial administration is to ensure that contemporary expectations of accountability and efficiency remain consistent with the imperatives of judicial independence and the maintenance of the quality of justice. In this respect, the measurement of what a court does is a perfectly legitimate and, indeed, desirable activity… “Without courage, there cannot be…
Another article that is considered as the backbone of our Indian Constitution is Article 15 which restricts discrimination on many grounds. To start with let’s understand what is discrimination? Discrimination means out-of-line or biased treatment of individuals and gatherings dependent on qualities like race, sex, age, or sexual direction. Article 15 states that prohibition of…
Exposure under the Evil of Public Interest Litigation There are various cases in which it has been seen that the flighty residents impede the embodiment of PIL and use it as an instrument for picking up exposure. The ‘P’ in PIL implies Public and not publicity. It is one of the serious issues looked in…
