RES JUDICATA SECTION 11 OF CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Essential Elements DOCTRINES OF RES JUDICATA Object Object of res judicata is to give finality to decision given by court. It is applicable where a suit
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INJUNCTION ORDER 39 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
According to Halsbury’s Laws of England, an injunction is a judicial process whereby a party is required to do, or to refrain from doing, any
ANSWER WRITING OF NATURE OF INDIAN FEDERALISM
Federalism is a system of government in which powers have been divided between the centre and its constituent parts such as states or provinces. It
ANSWER WRITING OF ORDINANCE POWER MAKING ARTICLE 123 & 213
India is democratic country. In our country, government has 3 organs, i.e., Executive(implement laws), Legislative(makes laws) & Judiciary(interpret laws). When state wants to make laws
ANSWER WRITING OF DOCTRINE OF REPUGNANCY ARTICLE 254
Repugnancy means inconsistency, contradiction or unwillingness. Here, the word repugnancy means inconsistency or contradiction between two laws. Where the subject matter of legislation is in
ANSWER WRITING OF DOCTRINE OF HARMONIOUS CONSTRUCTION ARTICLE 246
The term “Harmonious Construction” refers to such construction by which – Harmony or oneness amongst various provisions is argued at. The Latin maxim “Generalia Specialibus
ANSWER WRITING OF FREEDOM OF TRADE COMMERCE & INTERCOURSE
The word “Trade” means Buying or selling of goods including manufactured process.“Commerce” includes all forms of transportation.“Intercourse” means movement of goods from one place to
ANSWER WRITING OF STATE EMERGENCY ARTICLE 356
An emergency refers to a situation where the normal functioning of the government and civil liberties are temporarily suspended or curtailed due to a crisis
ANSWER WRITING OF INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY/ COLLEGIUM
What is Independence of Judiciary? The independence of the judiciary is a fundamental principle in a democratic society. It ensures that the judiciary, the branch
Indian Legal Essentials: Bare Acts Unveiled
In the context of Indian law, a “Bare Act” refers to the exact text of a particular enactment by the legislature. It includes the statute