Article 14 not applicable to a Will, Genuiness not dependent on fair distribution
Written by Shaurya Mahajan Today, the Supreme Court in the case of Swarnalatha vs Kalavathy noted that the exclusion of one of the natural heirs from the bequest in a Will, cannot by itself be a ground to hold that there are suspicious
Supreme Court agrees to hear petition by Mahatma Gandhi’s great – grandson
Written by Shaurya Mahajan Today, on 25 March 2022, the Supreme Court in the case of Tushar Arun Gandhi vs State of Gujarat & Ors agreed to hear a special leave petition filed by the great grandson of Mahatma Gandhi in the coming
The legislature cannot safeguard steps taken under an unconstitutional law by implementing a saving clause: says the Supreme Court
Written By – Radhika In the case of the State of Manipur & Ors. v. Surjakumar Okram & Ors., the bench comprising of Justices LN Rao, BR Gavai, and BV Nagarathna was hearing the special leave petitions challenging the Manipur High Court’s ruling
ADMISIBILITY OF EXPERT EVIDENCE IN THE COURT OF LAW
Written By – Rajat Shandilya The provisions related to the admissibility of expert evidence in court are dealt under section 45 to 51 of the Indian Evidence Act 1872. In order to understand the admissibility of expert evidence in court we first need
Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Ban On Streaming Of Movie “Why I killed Gandhi”
Written By – Arshita Anand A writ case, Sikander Behl vs Union of India has been filed in the Supreme Court, asking for a stay on the distribution of the film “Why I Killed Gandhi,” which is slated to premiere on the OTT
What Are The Rights Of Foreigners With Respect To Visa Restrictions?
Written By – Rajnish The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to consider issues related to rights of foreigners in the matter of Tablighi Jamaat case. Wherein through the notification issued by Home Ministry, Government of India in year 2020 some foreign nationals were
“Let there be no doubt that technology is now bringing focus on judges: Justice DY Chandrachud
Written By – Aishwarya Technology Must Be Understood As The Facilitator Of Change, But The Driver Of Change Has Been And Must Be The Human Mind: Justice DY Chandrachud “Let there be no doubt that technology is now bringing focus on judges- How
More than 29 Lakh Cases disposed off through National Lok Adalat
By – Rajnish, Newswriter On December 11th Lok Adalat was organized under agies of NALSA ( National Legal Service Authority) throughout the country. About 29 Lakhs cases were disposed of in a day. This pandemic added a plethora of cases in the courts
Sociological Analysis Of Reservation Policy
The constitutional validity of reservation was rained in the case of Indra Sawhney & Others v. Union of India in which the Supreme Court of India in 1922 upheld reservation for OBCs with exception to the creamy layer’ being excluded from these benefits
AYODHYA VERDICT – BALANCE OF INTEREST
Written by – Anshal The verdict given by the Indian Supreme Court on the long standing issue of the holy land in Ayodhya came as a relief to many people in the country. Many feared the worst for the safety and order of
