Article 21 of the constitution of India enters the duty of on state to conserve life. CASE NAME: Parmanand Katara V. Union of India CITATION 1989 AIR 2039, SCR (3) 997 COURT Supreme Court of India CASE NO. Writ Petition (Criminal) CASE TYPE Writ Petition (Criminal) PETITIONER Pandit Paramanand Katara Read more
Introduction From very early the muslim women have been at the mercy of there husband for almost everything especially in matrimonial issues which is the most important time for any person in almost every religion but society took sympathy and decided to step up for their women in dire need Read more
Section 30(2) of the Prison Act, of 1894 clearly states about Solitary Confinement by the prison authorities there is nothing about torturing the prisoners. Brief facts of the case: Issues of the case are: The contention by Petitioner: These are the major contentions by the Petitioner. The contention by the Read more
While supporting same-sex marriages and their right to adoption, the application addresses the following issues: 1.Concerns about the psychological consequences of raising children in same-sex homes . So here question is arised that “Multiple studies on same-sex parenting have shown that same-sex couples can be good or bad parents, just Read more
The Supreme Court disposed of the PIL in the matter of Dr. Narendra Gupta v/s union of India and others and directed the state and union territories to implement the guidelines provided by Ministry of Health and family welfare within three months. Before concluding the CJI emphasized on two suggestions Read more
The Uttar Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party’s Prashant Umrao was criticised by the Supreme Court on Thursday for spreading false information on Twitter about purported attacks on Bihari workers in Tamil Nadu. The Court requested that Patel apologise for spreading false information, remarking that he ought to be more responsible, particularly Read more
Responding to a written question from two members of Rajya Sabha, “if the , Union Minister for Law and Justice, a few former judges of the Supreme Court are part of an anti-India gang,” law Minister Kiren Rijiju told the Upper House that the complaints were with his ministry with Read more
As per the Karnataka Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR), the sale of goods to a client in another nation is not a sale of goods or a provision of services. The two-person bench, M.P. Ravi Prasad and Kiran T. Reddy, claim that the petitioner is involved in two transactions. In Read more
After Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) filed a lawsuit for trademark infringement, the Delhi High Court issued an interim order preventing two private entities from using the KHADI trademark to host pageants and other events. The planning, promotion, organization, and implementation of programs for the development of Khadi and Read more
The oldest law company in New York has been hacked, affecting nearly 90,000 clients. The personal information of more than 90,000 clients is at risk due to the cyberattack on prestigious legal firm Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft. According to reports, the hackers were able to obtain confidential data from the Read more
