Case Name U H L Power Company Ltd v. State of Himachal Pradesh Citation ( 2022 ) 4 SCC 116 Court Supreme Court of India Bench Before N V Ramana, C. J. and A. S. Bo-Anna and Hima Kohli, JJ Date of Judgement 7 January 2022 Written by, Bhuvana Avari Read more
Case Name HDFC Bank Ltd. v. J.J. Mannan Citation (2010) 1 SCC 679 Court Supreme Court of India Bench Altamas Kabir and Cyriac Joseph, JJ. Date of Judgement December 2009 Written by, Bhuvana Avari A legal intern at Legal Vidhiya Admin legalvidhiya.com
Case Name R. Rajagopal v. State of Tamil Nadu Citation ( 1994 ) 6 SCC 632 Court Supreme Court of India Bench B. P. Jeevan Reddy and Subhas C. Sen, JJ. Date of Judgement 7 October 1994 Written by, Bhuvana Avari A Legal Intern at Legal Vidhiya Admin legalvidhiya.com
Title of the Case Irfan v State of Uttar Pradesh Citation 2023 SCC OnLine 1060 Court Supreme Court of India Date of Judgement 23/08/2023 Bench Justice B R GavaiJustice J B PardiwakaJustice P K Mishra The Court noted that a dying declaration can be the primary evidence for conviction without Read more
Introduction The Doctrine of Proportionality is regarded as a fundamental principle in constitutional and administrative law, aimed at making sure that state restrictions and actions on individual rights are fair, balanced, and not excessive. This Doctrine is legally designed to protect Human Rights in harmony with democracy. In simple terms, Read more
Introduction The Doctrine of Actus Reus is a foundational principle in criminal law that defines the physical element or component of a criminal offence. “Actus Reus” is derived from the Latin, which means “guilty act,” and it refers to any voluntary act, conduct, or omission that, when paired with a Read more
Introduction The doctrine of manifest error is a legal principle that allows courts or reviewing authorities to interfere with a decision when the mistake in question is so obvious that it cannot reasonably be disputed. The idea behind the doctrine is not to open the door to a full appeal Read more
Introduction The Doctrine of Public Purpose stands as one of the most fundamental yet contentious principles in property law and constitutional jurisprudence, serving as the constitutional foundation for the government’s power of eminent domain. This doctrine establishes the legal framework within which governmental authorities may compel the transfer of private Read more
Introduction The Doctrine of Performance is a core pillar in the law of contracts, prescribing the basic framework by which contractual obligations are performed and legal relations terminated. The doctrine includes the entire corpus of rules that determine how parties are to perform their contractual obligations, specifying when performance is Read more
The dissolution of the marriage is the most painful experience for the family especially for the children. In such matters the main point of contention is the custody of the child. The one who have the physical possession of the child is said to have the custody of the child. Read more
