7th schedule of Indian constitution: The Constitution of India is the supreme law in India. It contains the Powers, duties, structure of procedure of government institutions and set out the rights and duties of citizens, Powers and functions of the president of India, How a bill becomes Act, fundamental rights and directive principles of State […]
“It is obvious that any civilized system of law is certain to provide remedies for cases of what has been called unjust enrichment or unjust benefit that’s to forestall a person from retaining the cash of or some benefit derived from another which it’s against conscience that he should keep.” – Lord Wright The “Doctrine
“What’s in a name? that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet.” ― William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet India is a country of rich heritage, culture, religions, languages and known for its traditions. We say वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम् which means ‘the world is one family’. India got its name from a Sanskrit term
The Supreme Court of India is the highest court of justice in India. It is the final platform for appeal in India. That is why it is the most relevant topic for law exams and UPSC exams. Every judgement passed by the Supreme Court is final and binding to all other courts. In this article,
In our Constitution, fundamental rights hold special importance as they ensure basic civic liberties for the citizens. However, it is important to note that these rights will lose all their significance if an aggrieved person doesn’t have any mechanism to approach the court for violation of his fundamental rights. Thus, keeping in view this need,
The Preamble to the Constitution of India is a short basic explanation that sets out rules, which guide the people of India and introduce the principles of the Constitution of India. It shows the source from which the document determines its position and meaning. It reflects the expectations and hopes of the people. The introduction
Pollution is a problem for all people on this earth. Although the urban areas are considered to be the most polluted areas, pollution spreads with the air or many other ways. I would like to give an example of research where the pesticides were collected in the Antarctic ice sheet where no one lives. It
The Independence of judiciary plays a major role in giving fair justice. Any interference of any organ of the country, in the proceedings of the judiciary, makes the decision biased. The independence of judiciary in India protects fundamental rights and protects our constitution of India. We will discuss how and why the judiciary is independent
In India, the parliament passes the bill. The private person or ministers of the States introduce the bill in the Parliament. The constitution of India gives the various stages to pass the Bill. The Bill when passed from both the houses of the parliament and take the assent from the President of India, Bill becomes