Case Law: Bhupinder Singh Sodhi v. Union of India, decided on 16.07.2015 The Court observed that the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir is sovereign in character and the State Assembly exercises sovereign power to legislate laws. Referring to Prem Nath Koul vs. State of J&K, 1959 Supp (2) SCR 270:AIR 1959 SC 749, the
Case Law: Deenbandhu & Anr. v. Birajho Bai In the case of Deenbandhu & Anr. v. Birajho Bai decided by Chhattisgarh High Court, Bilaspur on 15 July 2015 by Justice Sanjay K. Agrawal. The question before the court was whether the step-mother can claim maintenance from the step-son under Section
Case Law: Khuran Sunnat Society v. Union of India In the case of Khuran Sunnat Society v. Union of India decided by Kerala High Court on 2 July 2015 presided by Chief Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice A. M. Shaffique challenging the constitutionality of Shariat Law was dismissed. A writ
Case Law: Girish Rithvik K.R. v. Union of India Karnataka High Court in it recent decision in Girish Rithvik K.R. v. Union of India decided on 08 July 2015 has instructed Medical Council of India and the Central Government to collectively work in ensuring transparency against admission process at all
Case Law: ABC v. State (NCT of Delhi), 2015 SCC OnLine SC 609 Delivering a quintessential decision interpreting Section 11 of Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, involving the question that whether an unwed mother must specify the name of the putative father in her petition for her appointment as the guardian of her
Case Law: Bahadur v. Bratiya, 2015 SCC OnLine HP 1555, In a landmark judgment, single bench of Rajiv Sharma J., while dealing with an important issue of inheritance of property by daughters in the tribal areas in Himachal Pradesh, held that daughters in the tribal areas in the State of Himachal
Case Law: Registrar General v. State of Meghalaya, 2015 SCC OnLine Megh 55 The Meghalaya High Court directed the Government to issue notice to all shops and business establishments especially the medical shops, hotels and taxi owners as to why their licences shall not be cancelled for staying away from their
In the contemporary society due to the success of medicine, it is now possible to live a long life despite suffering from a disease, even though the quality of life may be compromised. Therefore, today it is possible to keep the biographical life of a person alive, while his biological
Mercury (1974), Venus (1962), Mars (1965), Jupiter (1973), Saturn (1979), Uranus (1986), Neptune (1989) and now Pluto (2015), the time line of having the encounters with the planets of our solar system has now been completed. On, 14th July first images of Pluto were being received by NASA from its
The words ‘compromise’, ‘mediation’, ‘unwed mother’, ‘social stigma’ loomed in the court room as the judge passed his order for interim bail. The words trailed with the air to the world outside and soon impersonated the spark that started the forest fire. India decried; how could a rape victim be
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