The Latin phrase Nemo Judex in Causa Sua translates to "no one should be a judge in their own case." This principle is a cornerstone of natural justice, ensuring fairness and impartiality in le...

The Latin phrase Audi Alteram Partem, meaning "hear the other side," is a cornerstone of natural justice in law. It mandates that before any adverse decision is made against an indivi...

The Wednesbury Test is a legal principle, established in the 1948 case Associated Provincial Picture Houses Ltd v. Wednesbury Corporation. It's used in the UK and other common law systems to de...

The principle of natural justice is derived from the Latin term "jus natural," meaning natural law. Even though it is not written in any law book or constitution, it is based on commo...

The Indian judiciary has long been seen as the defender of fundamental rights and the keeper of the Constitution. However, its capacity to provide prompt justice is hampered by the problem of j...

Abstract The justice system in India faces major challenges, mainly against the background of the huge backlog of cases that are still pending. Courts throughout the country have a backlog of ...

"Exhibiting accountability over time is a gateway to trust. When we see someone acting with accountability, we gain the evidence we need to trust them." - Mike Erwin and Willys Devoll...

It's a laid down law that departmental enquiry is the rule and it cannot be dispensed away with while dismissing an employee. Article 311(2) of the Constitution reads as follows: 311. Dism...

Legitimate expectation is a crucial concept in administrative law that provides individuals with the hope that they will be treated fairly by public authorities. It arises when a person or grou...

This paper delves into the doctrine of legitimate expectation under administrative law, focusing on its core principles and impact. The doctrine, akin to natural justice, ensures fairness, trus...