The Bombay High Court held that the order of Bhiwandi Municipal Commissioner permitting the operations of temporary slaughterhouses was illegal and arbitrary. The Court stated that slaughtering of animals can only take place in licensed slaughterhouses.
INTRODUCTION In year 1984, the capital city of Madhya Pradesh was hit by a gigantic industrial disaster and it was considered as the worst and deadliest industrial accident ever seen in history. The mishap took place due to chemical leakage at a plant dealing with Union carbide Pesticides. This research
INTRODUCTION In India, the law on abortion is primarily governed by Sections 312-316 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the provisions of the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, 1971. The IPC provisions criminalize abortion; however, there are certain exceptions in the MTP act that allow pregnancy to be
The Allahabad High Court denied anticipatory bail to the auxiliary nurse midwife who was accused of throwing vaccines in the garbage instead of administering it to the beneficiaries. The Court recorded that it was a criminal wastage of precious medicine.
The Supreme Court criticized the Kerala Government’s decision to relax the Covid-19 restrictions for Bakrid and stated that giving in to pressure groups to relax restrictions was a ‘sorry state of affairs.’
The activist hailing from Manipur who was arrested and detained under the National Security Act, 1980 was released by the Hon’ble Supreme Court on the basis of a Habeas Corpus petition that was filed by the activist’s father.
The Madras High Court stated that Right to Privacy is a fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India and held that a person acquitted of all charges is entitled to redact his name from the ruling so as to ensure that his Right to Privacy is not being violated.
The Supreme Court stated that all sentiments, including religious, were subservient to citizen’s fundamental right of ‘Right to health’ and ‘Right to life.’ Additionally, the Court asked the State of Uttar Pradesh to reconsider the holding of a symbolic Kanwar Yatra. The Court also asked the learned Senior Advocate appearing for the State of Uttar Pradesh to file an additional affidavit by 19th July, 2021.
Equivalent citations: 1985 AIR 945, 1985 SCR (3) 844 Date of Judgement -23/04/1985 Bench: Y. C. Chandrachud (CJ) Rangath Misra, D. A. Desai, O. Chinnappa Reddy, E. S. Venkataraman (JJ) FACT OF THE CASE In 1932, Shah Bano was married to Mohd. Ahmad Khan who was renowned lawyer in Indore
Introduction Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency is the buzzword among investors, technology enthusiast and everyone in general. The Uncertainty around regulations and legality of cryptocurrency transactions has meant that the industry is yet to realise its potential. Therefore, a clear set of regulations are required to determine the way in which cryptocurrency,
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