The Doctrine of Double Jeopardy as conceptualized and mentioned under Article 20(2) of the Constitution of India, provides that no person shall be prosecuted and punished for the same offence m...

The historic ruling in Maneka Gandhi v. UOI, which postures as a barricade of the Right of Personal Liberty granted by Art. 21 of the Constitution, began when the passport of the petitioner, wa...

In constitutional law, Doctrines holds a very important role even when the doctrines are not mentioned in the constitution directly. Doctrine means a belief or set of beliefs. In law, a doctri...

The doctrine of double jeopardy is old common phenomena. The doctrine plays a vital role for the protection of integrity of the criminal justice system including precious human rights of the ac...

Right To Equality Equality is the essence of a democratic country, including that of India and hence the constitution of India guarantees the right to equality and protection of the same. The ...

Slavery still exists, but now it applies to women and its name is prostitution.-Victor Hugo Introduction: In literal meaning, the word prostitution means the practice or business of engagi...

Article 21 assures every person the right to life and personal liberty. Over the years it has come to light that the concept of Right to Life under Article 21 does not merely imply a physical r...

An individual exercises certain rights that are conferred upon him either by the Constitution, statute or a contract.  A Right can be defined as an interest or a claim which give...

Right To Equality Equality is the essence of a democratic country, including that of India and hence the constitution of India guarantees the right to equality and protection of the same. The ...

The doctrine of latches is a legal defence that may be claimed in the civil matter which states that their has been an unreasonable delay in pursuing the claim which has prevented the defendant...