Abstract The presumption of constitutionality is a cornerstone of judicial review in Indian constitutional law. This doctrine respects the legislative process, assuming that laws enacted by the legislature are constitutional until proven otherwise. This research paper explores the origins, rationale, and application of this principle, analyzing key judicial decisions and examining its implications on the …

DOCTRINE OF PRESUMPTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY- A PERTINENT COMPLIANCE OF INDIAN LAW Read More »

Introduction The Election Commission of India is a distinct legal entity that came in place with the  binding with the Constitution on January 25, 1950, which is also celebrated as National Voters Day. It stands as one of India’s primary and enduring constitutional bodies. The crucial and extensive obligations and duties of the Election Commission …

Election Commission of India- The Body Autonomy of Indian Law Read More »

Introduction The Indian medical community and the nation at large have been profoundly shaken by the tragic rape and murder of a 31-year-old female doctor at a government hospital in Kolkata. This heinous crime has not only exposed the vulnerabilities faced by healthcare workers, particularly women, but has also catalysed a significant legal and administrative …

Supreme Court’s Landmark Intervention: Safeguarding India’s Medical Professionals in the Wake of Kolkata Hospital Tragedy Read More »

Introduction In today’s global marketplace, environmental consciousness significantly influences consumer choices, leading to the rise of “greenwashing” – the deceptive practice of exaggerating or misrepresenting environmental commitments. This phenomenon not only misleads consumers but also undermines genuine sustainability efforts and distorts market competition. In India, where environmental concerns are increasingly prominent, greenwashing has gained significant …

The Regulatory Landscape of Greenwashing in India: A Legal Perspective Read More »

Introduction The Malayalam film industry has been thrust into the spotlight following the publication of the Justice Hema Committee Report, which has exposed widespread allegations of sexual abuse and discrimination against women in the industry. The report, commissioned by the Kerala government in 2017, has prompted a flurry of legal actions and public disclosures, sending …

UNMASKING THE SHADOWS: LEGAL RAMIFICATIONS OF THE HEMA COMMITTEE REPORT ON KERALA’S FILM INDUSTRY Read More »

INTRODUCTION We know that there are many types of club operation in our country like sports, recreational and many other. Now the most important factor in running of these club is their proper functioning and appointment of proper body to regulate their functioning and day to day affairs. It is the ultimate duty of the …

THE PRINCIPLE OF RIGHT TO EQUALITY TO BE FOLLOWED BY CLUBS RETRIATES SUPREME COURT: CASE ANALYSIS OF DELHI GYMKHANA CLUB LTD VS UNION OF INDIA (COMPANY APPEAL NO.94 OF 2020) Read More »

ABSTRACT The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam of 2023 includes an exhaustive provisions of laws for expert opinions in any field in contradiction to the previous Indian Evidence Act, 1871 that sanctioned the admissibility of expert opinions in limited fields like handwriting, science, art and foreign law or finger impressions. The new BNS states the permissibility of …

PREVELANCE OF EXPERT TESTIMONY UNDER THE BHARATIYA SAKSHYA ADHINIYAM Read More »

As the unpleasant situation occurred in Bangladesh, where students of Bangladesh have been Protesting violently over the distribution of government job reservations for children, and their grandchildren of “Freedom Fighters who fought the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971” with Pakistan, the verdict of the Bangladesh High Court came on 5th  June 2024 which reintroduced the …

BANGLADESH RIOTS THAT HAVE ACCELERATED PRIME MINISTER SHEIKH HASINA’S DECLINE Read More »

INTRODUCTION Since time immemorial women were treated as slaves or shadows of men with no independent life of their husbands and were considered as mom ki gudiya i.e. Physically and mentally unfit than men to hold property. We know that Indian society is a patriarchal society where women are considered to be the responsibility of …

WOMEN PROPERTY RIGHTS IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS Read More »

INTRODUCTION There are many sectors in the economy, and the most important among them is the real estate sector, which concerns relating to property, buildings, and land, which is the backbone of the Infrastructure of the country. In every sphere of life disputes are bound to happen to protect it RERA bodies came into being …

REASONABLE CLASSIFICATION IN REAL ESTATE SECTOR A CASE ANALYSIS OF VISHAL CHELANI VS DEBASHISH NANDA (CIVIL APPEAL NO. 3806 OF 2023) Read More »