Judicial Review in Electoral Matters in India
Read about judicial interference in electoral matters in India, power to review, subject matter primarily under judicial review and landmark judgements.Read…
Law Notes, Bare Acts and Law Articles related to Supreme Court of India. These Notes are short, on point and easily understandable.
Read about judicial interference in electoral matters in India, power to review, subject matter primarily under judicial review and landmark judgements.Read…
Here is a list of top, important legal maxims asked in CLAT, Law Exams 2024 and used in courts. You may also download PDF for Legal Maxims.Read…
This law post discusses whether becoming a judge will be a fruitful career for you or not. It also explores the benefits and other details.Read…
Read about the famous case of the Supreme Court Bar Association vs. Union of India (1998), along with facts, issues, and judgement.Read…
Earlier, in India, there were several indirect taxes such as excise duty, customs duty, service tax, etc. However, this system was changed after the introduction of a unified indirect tax system that combines a large number of central and state indirect taxes under a single GST. GST, or Goods andRead…
Learn how judges in India are appointed through the collegium system, the evolution of this system, its criticism, and more.Read…
In this law note, you will learn about case citations with sufficient illustrations and their advantages and disadvantages.Read…
Read about the landmark judgement of Shreya Singhal along with its facts, issues, judgement and how it reaffirmed the importance of free speech.Read…
In this article, we will discuss the significance of case comments in legal analysis, along with their advantages and disadvantages.Read…
This law article tells you about parliamentary privileges and the Fundamental Rights that are guaranteed by the Constitution.Read…
Read about the five important cases, amendments, and verdicts by the Indian Supreme Court in 2022 that brought significant reforms.Read…
Here is an article about the recent Supreme Court judgement related to the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) of the society.Read…
Learn about the various duties of an Indian advocate towards the court, his client, the opposition, and his fellow advocates.Read…
Read about the five types of court opinions: majority opinion, concurring opinion, dissenting opinion, plurality opinion, and per incuriam.Read…
In this article, you’ll read about the limitations of statutory obscenity laws, the judicial efforts to overcome these limitations, and more.Read…
In this article, we explain the cultural and educational rights contained in Articles 29 and 30 of the Constitution of India.Read…
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