The Supreme Court limited the scope of judicial review in transfer cases: Judicial interference is unwarranted unless malafide intention is present.

The Supreme Court limited the scope of judicial review in transfer cases: Judicial interference is unwarranted unless malafide intention is present.

In a recent judgment of Civil Appeal No. 4129 of 2024, the Supreme Court limited the scope of judicial review in transfer cases, stating that judicial interference is unwarranted unless malafide intention is present. The appellant challenged a transfer order issued by the State of Arunachal Pradesh, from the Government Read more

EXPLAIN THE PROVISIONS OF STATE: CONDITION OF STATEHOOD, TERRITORY AND UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES, SOVEREIGNTY UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW

EXPLAIN THE PROVISIONS OF STATE: CONDITION OF STATEHOOD, TERRITORY AND UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES, SOVEREIGNTY UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW

This article is written by Vikash Kumar Raj of BBA LL.B of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract This legal research paper examines the intricate balance between various countries in the world, along with the provisions that have been laid out by the international laws. Read more

DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

This Article is written by Magizhini M of The Tamilnadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, School of Excellence in Law, Chennai, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT The study focused on revealing the different grounds for the dissolution of marriage under different religious institutions. The nature of marriage is viewed differently Read more

CITIZEN’S RIGHT TO KNOW

CITIZEN’S RIGHT TO KNOW

This article is written by Janvi Goyal, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT India is the greatest democratic nation in the world. Access to information kept by government organizations is a necessary condition for a democratic society. Democracy can be described as “government by, for, and by the people.” Under Read more

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