Certiorari: Meaning and Purpose Certiorari Is One of the Constitutional Writ and In the literal sense, it means “to be certified” or “to be informed”. It is issued by a higher court to a lower court or tribunal either to transfer…
The Power of Article 21: Doctrines and Maxims with Landmark Cases In this blog we are trying to explain Doctrines and Maxims under Article 21 ,These principles collectively illustrate how Article 21 has been expansively interpreted by the Indian judiciary…
Section 105 of The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita In short Section 105 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) was First introduced in the 2023 as a replacement for Section 304 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). This means that the age…
Previous Year Constitution of India Mains Questions Series In this blog we will discuss on Previous year constitution of india Mains Questions which will help you during exams So Lets start :- 1 to 10 Constitution Questions for Practice Discuss…
Judicial Review Under the Constitution Before we start talking on Judicial review under the Constitution i want all your focus on the meaning of judicial review so In short Judicial Review Meaning is Judicial Review Meaning Judicial review is the…
Doctrine of Eclipse : Meaning, Key Elements & Case Laws Introduction The Doctrine of Eclipse, as outlined in Article 13(1) of the Indian Constitution, applies to pre-constitutional or existing laws. It addresses laws that were enacted before the Constitution came…
Key Legal Doctrines Under Articles 19 & 20 Without further delay, let’s dive into the key legal doctrines under articles 19 & 20 :- Legal Doctrines Under Article 19 1. Principle of Proportionality of Restrictions (Article 19) Restrictions should not…
Key Doctrines & Principles Under Article 14 Key Doctrines and Principles Under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution Article 14 of the Indian Constitution ensures the fundamental right to equality, preventing arbitrary discrimination and guaranteeing equal protection under the law.…
Key Doctrines Under Articles 12 & 13 of the Indian Constitution Key Doctrines in Constitutional Law with Examples The Indian Constitution incorporates several legal doctrines that help in interpreting and enforcing fundamental rights. Here, we discuss five important Key Doctrines…
The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India refers to adopting a single body of secular civil rules that apply to all citizens, regardless of faith. The purpose of this code is to harmonize the various personal laws that are now…
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