CASE NAME: K M Nanavati vs. State of Maharashtra CITATION- AIR 1962 SC 605 DECIDED ON- 24th November, 1961 BENCH- K. Subbarao, SK Das, Raghubar Dayal INTRODUCTION- A landmark case in the criminal history of India, K.M. Nanavati v. State of Maharashtra has been a case discussed like ever since now. This judgment made its place as soon as
CITATION- AIR 1978 SC 597 BENCH- M.H. BEG (CJI), Y.V. CHANDRACHUD, V.R. KRISHNA IYER, P.N. BHAGWATI, N.L. UNTWALIA, S. MURTAZA FAZAL ALI & P.S. KAILASAM JJS. FACTS- Maneka Gandhi was a journalist. Her passport was confiscated by Regional Passport Officer, New Delhi on 2nd July 1977. Ministry of External Affairs declined to provide any reason
INTRODUCTION The case was afresh case for the Indian Judiciary that dealt with the ample of laws left behind the British Empire and did not concede with the spirit of the Indian Constitution. It was on the basis of this judgement that the Doctrine of Eclipse came into the view. FACTS OF THE CASE The
Author:- Yash Yadav INTRODUCTION: In this following year, a lot of things are happening on the planet like Earthquake, forest fire, and particularly this Novel Coronavirus originated in China. The Covid-19 virus has spread across most of the countries especially affecting United States, United Kingdom, India, Italy and causing major shutdown across countries due to
Author :- ANUSHKA UKRANI (LAW GRADUATE, CLC, DELHI UNIVERSITY) INTRODUCTION Marital rape is the act of sexual intercourse with one’s spouse without the spouse’s consent. While historically sexual intercourse in a marriage is considered to be a right of the spouse, many societies have started recognising non-consensual intercourse in a marriage as an offence. However,
Case Name- Danial Latifi vs Union of India CITATION- AIR 2001 SC 3958 DECIDED ON- 28th Sept. 2001 BENCH- G.B. Pattanaik, S. Rajendra Babu, D.P. Mohapatra, Doraiswamy Raju, Shivraj V. Patil CASE INTRODUCTION- The one of counsel of Shah Bano’s, Danial Latifi Challenged the above act on the basis of its constitutional validity as violation of article 14
DECIDED ON- 12 March 2004/ February 2012 BENCH- Hon’ble Judge Doraiswamy Raju and Arjit Pasayat. Laws & Acts Applied in the case were – Section 195 A IPC, Section 15 of the Contempt of Court, Act, 1991, Article 129 of the constitution, Article 142(2) of the constitution,1949. CASE INTRODUCTION- This Case is Considered as one of the
About the College Law College Dehradun, as a flagship institution of Uttaranchal University under the aegis of Sushila Devi Centre for Professional Studies and Research, was established in the year 2002 as the first independent Law College of Uttarakhand. The college was the visionary project of Shri Jitender Joshi, the then Chairman of the college and presently
Author:- Anugra Anna Shaju Feminist Jurisprudence: Feminist Jurisprudence attempts to identify and study the effects of legal structures and systems on women and women’s lives. The concerns put forward by advocates of feminist jurisprudence are regarding formal equality and equal citizenship, marriage, reproductive rights and commodification of the body, violence against women, and equality in
Author:- Himanshu Raj of Chanakya national Law University, Patna The Delhi government declared on Sunday, 7 June, that emergency clinics in Delhi would just treat occupants of Delhi until the COVID-19 circumstance improves. The limitation reaches out to private medical clinics also, in spite of the fact that emergency clinics run by the focal government
