The legislation of Article 23 in Hong Kong recently has led to a heated debate regarding its potential infringement on the rights and freedoms of speech and expression. The law, which became ef...
As we all know India is a democratic country and we live in era where every things are being digitalized from north pole to south pole, be it America , Japan and China . This paper will discuss...
The legal doctrine of forum non conveniens permits a court to determine that another court may be more suitable for adjudicating a case. This is typically employed when a court determines that ...
In India, reservation focuses on reserving seats in government offices, educational institutions, and even legislatures for forceful populations. Reservation is also referred to as a positive d...
The Supreme Court of India established by Article 124 of the Constitution which specifies it's jurisdiction and power's and enables Parliament to confer further Jurisdiction and power's on it. ...
Welcome, avid readers and legal enthusiasts, to a thought-provoking exploration of constitutional matters that have set the stage with debates and controversies. In this gripping blog post, we ...
The literal rule of interpretation of statutes gives preference to the precise language used in a statute or law under scrutiny. It requires that the words be given their ordinary, grammatical,...
The 42nd Amendment to India's Constitution is like a major update. It happened in 1976, during a tough time called the Emergency. People also call it the "Mini Constitution." So, the ...
In the realm of laws, there are two kinds: those that look back and those that look forward. Retrospective laws look back in time, changing the rules for things that happened before the laws we...
All constitutional functionaries have their own constitutional duties in making appointment of judges to the superior judiciary, the role of one of the principle constitutional functionaries, n...