The doctrine of legitimate expectation is an important legal principle that governs the relationship between citizens and the state. It essentially holds that individuals have a legitimate expectation that the government will act in a certain way, based on its past actions or promises. The recent split verdict by the Read more
The Supreme Court on Friday issued the notices to the government of West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. The government of West Bengal bans the screening of ‘The Kerala Story’. At the same time, the movie also had its de facto ban in Tamil Nadu in which the cinema owners had Read more
The Delhi Government was held responsible and answerable for the activities in the area of Delhi Area the powers like legal and administration works in the Delhi area. Removed the domains of law and order, Security Agencies and place. The Lt Governor should compulsory support the Delhi government orders on Read more
FACTS OF THE CASE: In the provided case, the petitioner was accused of violating Section 302 and Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code. It was alleged that the defendant harbored ill will towards the deceased. The deceased, who was the village Pradhan for more than two years, was near Read more
FACTS OF THE CASE: The State of Kerala is home to a Hindu Temple that is devoted to Ayyappan and is known as the Sabarimala shrine. The temple is situated within the Periyar Tiger Reserve in the district of Pathanamthitta, Kerala, and is commonly known as Sabarimala. The Sabarimala temple, Read more
CASE ANALYSIS OF AJIT SINGH VS STATE OF PUNJAB INTRODUCTION – The legal decision of Ajit Singh vs the State of Punjab is notable in the history of Indian criminal jurisprudence. The issue revolved over the interpretation of Section 149 of the Indian Penal Code, which deals with rioting committed Read more
CASE ANALYSIS OF M.P. SHARMA VS SATISH CHANDRA INTRODUCTION – M.P. Sharma versus Satish Chandra is a seminal case in Indian legal history. It was considered in 1954 by an eight-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India on the subject of whether the police’s search and seizure of papers Read more
CASE ANALYSIS OF MUKESH KUMAR AND ANR V. STATE OF UTTARAKHAND AND ORS. (2020) INTRODUCTION – Mukesh Kumar and Anr v. State of Uttarakhand and Ors. is a landmark case in Indian legal history that dealt with the constitutional validity of reservation in promotion for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Read more
Keywords: e-filing, digitized, e-sewa kendra The new version of the e-Filing software was formally launched by India’s Supreme Court on Friday. It published a test version of the same for crowd testing earlier this month. With the introduction of the new software, litigants and lawyers will be able to file Read more
Keywords: article 32, Bombay high court, penalty A builder was fined ₹1, 50,000 by the Supreme Court for submitting a petition under Article 32 of the Indian Constitution, asking for a writ of mandamus to the Bombay High Court to resolve a 2019 appeal within a designated timeframe. The builder’s Read more