Exercise of Discretionary Power
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Uttarakhand High Court rules Exercise of Discretionary Power should be for the sake of Public Justice
In the case of Mohit Negi vs. State of Uttarakhand and others, the Public Interest Litigation Jurisdiction of the High Court was invoked by the petitioner seeking a writ of certiorari to quash the October 2019 orders of the...
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Explained: The Scope of Article 21 During the Era of COVID-19
“One’s right to self, their body, their health, and their livelihoods is inherent to living a meaningful human life, Human...
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Why Are the Big Techs of Silicon Valley Accused of Anti-Competitive Behaviours?
The big tech giants of the Silicon Valley are facing major challenges with relation to their monopolistic powers after being called down by the...
High Court
Himachal Pradesh High Court Supports Promotion Based on Seniority of Post Rather Based on the Eligibility Test
In the case of Ramesh Chand Versus State of Himachal Pradesh & Others, the petitioner, reached the court as he was aggrieved by the...
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Virtual Internship Opportunity at India Justice Foundation [NGO]: Applications Open!
About IndiaJustice India Justice Foundation (IJF) is an NGO, nonprofit human service organization that provides counseling and legal assistance to low-income citizens on civil and...
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NCDRC Dismisses PIL against Urologist, Holy Family Hospital, Says Mode Of Treatment Or Skill Differs From Doctor To Doctor
The National Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission (NCDRC) dismissed a petition against Holy Family Hospital and a Urologist, alleging negligence in diagnosing the septicemia and...