In Indian constitutional law, judicial appointments have long been a subject of intense debate and scrutiny. The process through which judges are selected has significant implications for judic...

The word Lien is usually of commercial parlance, and it usually means the right which a Debtor has over goods of the person, to whom money has been lend. However, in Service Jurisprudence it re...

The transfer of cases is an important legal mechanism provided under Indian law to ensure justice, fairness, and convenience for all parties involved. When a party to a ca...

The judiciary is the most significant pillar of any civilised society and a crucial administrative component in the modern world. Just and fair trials, freedom of speech, and expression are amo...

Recently, the Supreme Court criticized the practice of "bulldozer justice," emphasizing the recent trend of demolishing properties based on criminal allegations against the accused or...

Olga Tellis v. Bombay Municipal Corporation Facts: The state of Maharashtra and Bombay Municipal Corporation decided to evict the people residing in slums and pavement dwellers in Bombay...

On Wednesday, 13th November 2024, the Supreme Court passed a judgement on the "Bulldozer Action", which represents a watershed moment. The essence of the judgement is that no property, legal or...

In an era where digital platforms increasingly shape the social fabric of nations, India has taken a groundbreaking step toward protecting its most vulnerable citizens. On September 23, the ...

The Supreme Court of India's judgment in Arnesh Kumar vs. State of Bihar (2014) stands as a judicial milestone, reshaping the interpretation and implementation of Section 498A of the Indian Pen...

This article delves into the intricate landscape of remission policy in India, a topic that gained prominence following the controversial remission of 11 individuals convicted of heinous crimes...