The foundation of democracy rests on the impartiality and integrity of its electoral processes. The Election Commission holds a crucial role in maintaining this integrity by overseeing election...
The Principles of Natural Justice are fundamental legal theories established to guarantee justice and fairness in judicial, quasi-judicial, administrative, quasi-administrative and processes. T...
Delegation of legislation a concept which we see on a daily basis in functions of each and every administrative activity. On a daily basis an act of asking your friend to perform a duty instead...
The concept of prerogative writs, commonly known as writs, in India have been influenced trans-judicially from the Legal System of the United Kingdom. These writs came into existence as a mecha...
The relationship between law and public opinion is complex and multifaceted. Public opinion refers to the views and beliefs held by members of the society, while law refers to the set of rules ...
In the intricate web of the legal system, there exists a pivotal figure whose responsibilities extend beyond courtroom battles and legal arguments. Public prosecutors, also known as district at...
The following is a brief Case Analysis of the case titled A.D.M Jabalpur v. Shivkant Shukla [(1976) 2 SCC 521]. This case is considered to be a black spot on Indian Judiciary as the verdict is ...
Separation of powers can be defined in an organization as a "structure where responsibilities, authority, and power are divided equally between different organs rather than being held centrally...
Administrative law provides for control over the administration by an outside agency, strong enough to prevent injustice to the individual for the effective administration. Due to the governmen...
The Prologue: The Directorate of Enforcement or the Enforcement Directorate ("ED") is a multi-disciplinary organization primarily mandated with investigation of offence of money-laundering cas...