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Introduction The term “citizenship” is not explicitly defined in the Constitution of India. Citizenship refers to the connection between an individual and the nation-state, granting individuals social and political rights in exchange for fulfilling specific duties owed to the State. It signifies the legal recognition of an individual as a lawful citizen of a particular […]
Introduction Section 9 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), 1908, is a fundamental provision that deals with the jurisdiction of civil courts in India. It delineates the conditions under which a civil court can entertain and adjudicate suits. Understanding Section 9 is crucial for grasping the scope of civil litigation in India. Civil Nature […]
Mohori Bibee vs Dharmodas Ghose Case Citation: 7CWN441; (1903)L.R. 30 I.A. 114; 30M.I.A.114; Date of Judgment: 4 March 1903 Court: Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Appealed from: High Court of Judicature at Fort William Parties to Suit Plaintiff: Dharmodas Ghose, Minor Mohori Bibee, Wife of Brahmo Dutt and his legal representative of the case. […]
Union Carbide Corporation vs Union Of India Etc. Case Citation: 1990 AIR 273; 1989 SCC (2) 540; 1989 SCALE (1)932 Date of Judgment: 4 May, 1989 Court: Supreme Court of India CASE NO.: Civil Appeal No. 3187 and 3188 of 1988 Parties to Suit Petitioner: Union Carbide Corporation Respondent: Union Of India Etc. Bench: Pathak, […]
Introduction Asylum is a vital component of international human rights law, providing protection and shelter to individuals fleeing persecution and conflict. The concept encompasses both the granting of temporary refuge and active protection by a state to a political refugee from another country. The principle of asylum is rooted in the Universal Declaration of Human […]
Introduction: Nationality is a fundamental concept in international law, serving as the legal bond between an individual and a state. It determines membership in a state, confers certain rights and protections, and imposes specific obligations. Despite its importance, the lack of uniformity in state laws regarding nationality has historically led to significant challenges, including statelessness […]
Introduction Hindu law, deeply rooted in religious texts and traditions, governs the personal and familial aspects of Hindus in India. While codification has provided a uniform framework, the uncodified areas still retain the influence of historical schools of thought. The two primary schools, Mitakshara and Dayabhaga, reflect diverse interpretations of ancient texts and are significant […]
Introduction. The case of Randhir Singh v. Union of India is a landmark judgment in Indian Labour Law and Constitutional Law, addressing the principle of “equal pay for equal work,” a fundamental right enshrined in the Constitution of India. The Supreme Court’s decision in this case significantly reinforced the constitutional mandate for equal pay for […]
Introduction In the realm of criminal law, ensuring justice and protecting society are paramount objectives. The journey from the commission of a crime to the delivery of justice is a complex process that hinges on the principles of fairness, due process, and the presumption of innocence. The cornerstone of this process is the trial, where […]
Introduction The criminal justice system in India is a complex framework involving various key functionaries who play pivotal roles in maintaining law and order, ensuring justice, and upholding the rule of law. These functionaries include the police, prosecutors, defence counsel, and prison authorities. This chapter explores their functions, organization, and the legal provisions governing them. […]