The Supreme Court was scheduled to listen to on 1 May 2023 a set of pleas, including one filed by the Editors Guild, challenging the validity of the colonial-era sedition law. The Centre is desired to apprise the court of the efforts taken so far with concern to inspecting the Read more…
Rishi Saunak has agreed to toughen up the illegal migrant Bill, defying the ECHR court’s past judgement and acting contradictory to various international treaties and conventions. The right-wing MPs and the backbench politicians have been pushing the Prime minister to ignore the interim ruling of the EU court. Last year Read more…
In a significant decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the prosecution must present to the trial court all information necessary to evaluate the mitigating circumstances that favour the accused in cases where the crimes are so heinous that the death penalty is appropriate. The Court made it clear that this Read more…
On April 24, it will be fifty years after the Kesavananda Bharati decision, which outlined the fundamental structural philosophy. The nation’s most well-known constitutional case is this one. A total of 13 judges, including Chief Justice S. M. Sikri and Justices J. M. Shelat, K. S. Hegde, A. N. Grover, Read more…
This article is written by Gitesh Jain of Amity University, Rajasthan, Intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction A strike, also known as a work stoppage, is a collective action taken by workers to protest against their employer’s policies or working conditions. It is a powerful tool used by employees to negotiate Read more…
This Article is Written by Christina Fernandes of BBA LLB of Amity Law School, Noida, Intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract International environmental law is a complicated and dynamic area influenced by several political and policy factors. A brief description of some of the major forces influencing the creation and application Read more…
This Article is written by Naman Jain, Intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction It can be said that the equal protection clause is at the heart of the 14th Amendment. However, this amendment was passed after the Civil War in an attempt to correct some of the injustices that led to Read more…
This Article is written by Ananya Shri Singh of 3rd Year of Indore Institute of Law, Madhya Pradesh, Intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT The law of contracts encompasses various elements of communication that may include verbal or non-verbal, through postal services. The importance of contract has increased up to Read more…
This Article is written by Anshika Srivastava of 4th Semester of NMIMS School of Law “When you have wit of your own, it’s a pleasure to credit other people for theirs.” —————– Criss Jami, Killosophy——————- INTRODUCTION Intellectual property rights belong to creators. They often provide the creator a restricted license Read more…
This Article is written by kavya Lakshmi, Intern under Legal Vidhiya. INTRODUCTION: The Indian constitution guarantees some basic human rights to the people, which are called as fundamental rights. These rights are enshrined in part three of the Indian constitution, from Articles 12 to 35 and this is described Magna Read more…
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