INTRODUCTION All of us, though we live times which is expected to be very broader, innovative and functional we do not know our own civil society and its structure. When we talk about Tribunal and Courts, most of us believe that they have same functions and both are similar but we need to understand that…
There is nothing more foreign to a civilized and democratic system than preventive detention Robert Bourassa INTRODUCTION There are certain rules and regulations in India’s governance structure that were either created to maintain internal security or have been in place since the time of British administration. It is quite evident that caste and racial violence…
Introduction Throughout our lives, we come across various levels and types of transactions and documents. Some of these documents and transactions are of massive importance to us and the State. Without any mechanism of their regulation, it would be troublesome to keep a track of such transactions. For this reason, the State introduced the process…
UAPA, 1967, that is the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act is a legislation dating back to fifty years. The act was legislated for the competent determent of unlawful and illegal activities including that of terrorist activities which are harmful to the integrity, sovereignty and the safety of India. The act has withstood major amendments in the…
A constitutional amendment is a modification of the constitution of a polity , organization or other type of entity. Amendments are often interwoven into the relevant sections of an existing constitution, directly altering the text. Conversely, they can be appended to the constitution as supplemental additions, thus changing the frame of government without altering the existing text of the…
ABSTRACT Lenders have long been a vital a part of the checks and balances essential to good corporate governance, but in recent years many have begun to abandon their role. This dereliction of duty has gone largely unnoticed and under theorized, but has enormous consequences: it heralds the disappearance of a vital source of fiscal…
2nd Amendment of Indian Constitution The CONSTITUTION (SECOND AMENDMENT) BILL, 1952, which was enacted as the Constitution (Second Amendment) Act, 1952, included a Statement of Objects and Reasons. OBJECTIVES AND REASONS STATEMENT The House of People has an absolute ceiling of 500 elected members, according to Article 81(1)(a). According to Article 81(1)(b), the States shall…
Introduction It is rightly said that “Time is the king of everyone. And the advent wheel of time cannot be stop”. From a stage where a human being was having not able to have the desired products, services and goods, Globalization and Trade are the two pillars of the modern world, which have turn the…
Merchant banking is a term used to describe the professional services given by merchant bankers, which primarily include consulting and banking services. They charge a suitable level of consideration from their client in the form of a fee in exchange for their unique forms of services.In India, merchant banking plays an important role. Essentially, they…
The Constitution (15th Amendment Act), 1963: Gave the High Court the right to issue writs to any person or authority, even if they were not subject to its territorial jurisdiction if the cause of action originated there. Judges on the high court now have to retire at age 62 instead of 60. As long as…
