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 ...
As a fundamental notion in constitutional law, the principle of constitutional interpretation governs the standards that judges must employ when deciphering the text of a constitution. Constitu...
The legal concept of Repugnancy is applicable in federal systems such as India, where powers are divided between the central government and state governments. To illustrate this principle, let'...
The study of analytical school of jurisprudence delves into the examination of the essence of law, its concepts, and its principles through the application of logical reasoning and linguistic a...
Indian courts grant writs of different natures for the protection of fundamental rights and ensuring justice. A writ cannot be issued by a court subordinate or lower to the High Court. The five...
Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties:The Indian Constitution contains two crucial elements - fundamental rights and fundamental duties - that play distinct but complementary roles in shaping...
The Constitution of India which was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on 26th November, 1949 and came into force on 26th January, 1950 contains a Preamble which outlines its fundamental frame...
Rigid Constitution:A rigid constitution is distinguished by strict protocols for modification, usually demanding substantial agreement or special majorities to modify fundamental laws. It frequ...
Salmond's Theory of Jurisprudence is a concept derived from the legal philosophy formulated by John William Salmond, an eminent jurist and scholar in the field of law who lived during the last ...
Marxist theory of jurisprudence offers a framework for examining law as a tool of social subjugation and oppression in capitalist societies. At its core, this theory asserts that law serves the...