Insurer cannot discriminate against persons with genetic disorder says the Delhi High Court
One thing that makes a person truly unique is his or her genetic setup; a “gene,” is fundamental unit of
Category: Constitution of India
Whether the accused can rely on material beyond the chargesheet to seek a discharge?
The answer to the above question has always been ‘No’. The settled law in this regard is that the court
Draconian bail provision under Prevention of Money Laundering Act (“PMLA”) struck down by the Supreme Court as arbitrary, unjust, violative of constitutional guarantee of ‘equality’ and ‘due process’ and, therefore, UNCONSTITUTIONAL….
The decision under discussion is the latest ruling of the Hon’ble Supreme Court in Nikesh Tarachand Shah v. State (2017
Making the case for a Continuous House: The Need to amend Article 85
The debate about separation of powers and judicial activism under Indian Constitution is raging presently, and one of the major
Refugee law (With International and Indian Perspective)
India has a long tradition of upholding basic human rights of individuals. Indian Constitution is one of the most egalitarian
The triple talaq judgment : some preliminary thoughts
India Divorces Triple Talaq One of the most inclusive benches in recent times delivered its judgment in Re: Muslim Women’s
Self incrimination and Voice Samples. Can an accused be directed to give voice samples for evidentiary purposes…read on
The two short questions that this post purports to answer is : Whether directing an accused to give voice samples (voice
Artistic Freedom Versus Law of Obscenity.
In a huge boost to ‘Freedom of Speech and Expression and Artistic Liberty’, the Hon’ble High Court of Madras in Perumal
To Students, on the Constitution Day.
*Tracing and Celebrating the journey of our Constitution through landmark decisions and important Constitutional Concepts. Dear Students, I write to
