Celebratory Firing: Analysis
Introduction ‘Celebratory firing’ means firing of shots into the air on occasion of any celebration. The practice is prevalent in some countries but this document
Introduction ‘Celebratory firing’ means firing of shots into the air on occasion of any celebration. The practice is prevalent in some countries but this document
INTRODUCTION: In a company, every member of a company has some lawful rights, and when the member is not being given fair play towards his
The petitioner had prayed in the writ petition for a direction to the Corporation and its officials to ensure that the restoration work of the road was continued and completed only after having removed the existing bituminous road surface and to ensure that the level of the existing road was not increased by the restoration work.
The present appeal has been filed by the Appellant challenging the judgment passed by learned Single Judge whereby their application filed under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 (hereinafter referred to as “the Act 1996”) was rejected
Author Kiruti Ratchaya explains the basics of enabling statute and what makes it different from other forms of legislation.
Author S. Kiruti Ratchaya compares and contrasts the two prominent school of judicial thought – activism and restraint.
As globalization blurs the distance between the remotest corners of the earth, indigenous knowledge with mainstream applications can become a subject of dispute between the
In this case, a petition was filed by the Action Committee Unaided Recognized Private Schools, a registered association to seek quashing of the orders passed by the Directorate of Education dated 18th April and 28th August 2020, affirming that the same prevented private unaided recognized schools from collecting a part of fees i.e., Annual charges and development fees beyond the lockdown period and deferring it till physical openings of the school. Responding to this, the Court quashed the two orders as the Respondent had no power to indefinitely postpone the collection of Annual Charges and Development fees. And held that the impugned acts were prejudicial to the said Schools and would cause an unreasonable restriction in their functioning.
The 44th Amendment Act, 1978, was introduced to provide adequate safeguards against the taking over of fundamental rights shortly and ensure the people of India an effective voice in determining the government.
The internet has gone for a toss amidst the news of the failure of compliance by giant social media platforms with the new intermediary rules
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