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Phone Tapping: Violative Of Right To Privacy

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The introduction of technology and the ongoing development of communication channels have fundamentally altered how we share and communicate. Concerns regarding surveillance and privacy have ...

Olga Tellies vs Bombay Municipal Corporation

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The scope of the right to life conferred by Article 21 is wide and far reaching. It does not mean merely that life can not be extinguished or taken away, as, for example, ,by the imposition and exe...

The Role Of The Indian Legal System In Protecting Gender Equality

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Over the next decade, the impact of women on the global economy as producers, entrepreneurs, employees and consumers could be at least as significant as that of China's one billion people. In A...

Freedom Of Speech And Expression Wrt Indian Constitution

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Every democratic society is built on the fundamental principle of freedom of speech and expression. The right to open communication and the ability to learn from others are fundamental componen...

Analyzing Characteristics of Different Constitutions of the World

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Diverse constitutions across the globe differ in their structures, rights, and powers of governance. Ranging from the United States Constitution, whose provisions are elaborate, to the European...

Constitutional Imperatives: Social Justice in India's Legal Framework

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This essay explores the complex relationship between social justice and India's legal system, specifically focusing on the constitutional requirements. By conducting a thorough examination, it ...

The Intersection of Law and Morality: A Philosophical Journey

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A law student could gain a more perspicacious understanding of law if he views the law from a "bad man's" point of view and thereby recognizes the dichotomy between law and morality. This artic...

Right To Life Under Article 21 Of The Constitution

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The sweep of the right to life conferred by Article 21 is expansive and far-reaching. It does not merely imply that life cannot be extinguished or taken away, as, for example, by the imposition and...

Appellate jurisdiction of Supreme Court

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As a court of appeal, the Supreme Court is the final appellate tribunal of the land. The power of reviewing and revising the orders of courts and tribunals by the Supreme Court is called Appell...

The Breathing Historical Background of India's Uniform Civil Code

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In 1948, as the Constitution of India was being drafted and the principles of pluralism were under discussion, one particular social reform emerged as a contentious issue. It caused a split wit...