Facts of the Case All 150 public servants working in a Government department were dismissed from service because they participated in a Dharna-cum-Gherao programme. The […]
Tag: article 21
A was a temporary Government Servant. He was given a memorandum containing two charges against him. He asked to explain why disciplinary action should not be taken against him. His services were terminated without assigning any reasons – decide its validity with reason.
Facts of the Case Mr. A, a temporary government servant, was issued a memorandum containing two charges against him. He was given an opportunity to […]
High court withdraw a Criminal case pending before one of the sessions courts and sentenced the accused to death. What are the remedies available to the convicted persons.
Facts of the Case An accused, Mr. X, had a criminal case pending before a Sessions Court. During the proceedings, the High Court withdrew the […]
A person arrested by the police but was not produced before the Magistrate within 24 hours. Advise him regarding his rights
Facts of the Case A person, Mr. X, was arrested by the police under suspicion of committing a cognizable offence. However, the police failed to […]
Explain the Doctrine of Tortious Liability of State with the help of decided cases.
Reframed Introduction The relationship between a citizen and the State is not just political or constitutional; it also involves legal accountability. When a private individual […]
Discuss the impact of National Emergency with special reference to Fundamental Rights
Significance of National Emergency The Constitution of India envisages a strong framework to maintain national security, law, and order. One of the most potent instruments […]
44th Amendment, 1978
Introduction and Background The 44th Amendment Act, 1978 was enacted to restore democratic balance and undo the distortions introduced by the 42nd Amendment Act, 1976 […]
Curative Petition
Overview and Constitutional Basis: A Curative Petition is a special judicial remedy developed by the Supreme Court of India to prevent miscarriage of justice and […]
1. Talaq-Ul-Biddat
Definition and Concept: Talaq-Ul-Biddat, commonly known as instant triple talaq, is a form of Islamic divorce practiced by some Muslim communities in India, where a […]
11. A land reform legislation was included in the IX schedule in 2010.Can its validity be challenged on the ground of violation of Fundamental Rights?
Facts of the case Issues in the case Principles associated with it Judgement