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This research article explores the need to transition from a punitive to reformative justice in India's prison system, addressing a significant gap in current practices. Conventional punitive j...

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Abstract The justice system in India faces major challenges, mainly against the background of the huge backlog of cases that are still pending. Courts throughout the country have a backlog of ...

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Legitimate expectation is a crucial concept in administrative law that provides individuals with the hope that they will be treated fairly by public authorities. It arises when a person or grou...

This paper delves into the doctrine of legitimate expectation under administrative law, focusing on its core principles and impact. The doctrine, akin to natural justice, ensures fairness, trus...

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Principles of Natural Justice is derived from the 'Jus Natural'. It is a law of nature which consists of common law and moral principles therefore is not codified. It provides to make a sensibl...

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The Principles of Natural Justice are fundamental legal theories established to guarantee justice and fairness in judicial, quasi-judicial, administrative, quasi-administrative and processes. T...

Delegation of legislation a concept which we see on a daily basis in functions of each and every administrative activity. On a daily basis an act of asking your friend to perform a duty instead...

The concept of prerogative writs, commonly known as writs, in India have been influenced trans-judicially from the Legal System of the United Kingdom. These writs came into existence as a mecha...

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The following is a brief Case Analysis of the case titled A.D.M Jabalpur v. Shivkant Shukla [(1976) 2 SCC 521]. This case is considered to be a black spot on Indian Judiciary as the verdict is ...

Separation of powers can be defined in an organization as a "structure where responsibilities, authority, and power are divided equally between different organs rather than being held centrally...

Administrative law provides for control over the administration by an outside agency, strong enough to prevent injustice to the individual for the effective administration. Due to the governmen...

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Use of Section 151 CrPC:According to Section 151 (1) of the CrPC, a police officer has the authority to arrest a person without a warrant or orders from a Magistrate if they have knowledge of a...

In India Corruption is a mark of disgrace that is deeply rooted. There won't be any person who is not aware about corruption. Corruption can be defined as a form of 'dishonesty or criminal offe...

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Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the visionary architect of the Indian Constitution, envisaged a democratic framework founded on justice, accountability, and transparency. His wisdom, as encapsulated in his ...

Origin of Rule of Law: ROL signifies the importance of law and gives law a supreme position in the administration and governance of a nation. The term has its origin in the French phrase- 'La P...

This article delves into the cornerstones of fairness known as the principles of natural justice, examining their historical origins, objects, and rules. Natural justice, not explicitly defined...

Administrative Law pertains to the legal framework governing the actions of government administrative agencies. These actions encompass activities such as rule-making, adjudication, and the enf...

In the intricate world of administrative law, the power to grant or deny injunctions plays a pivotal role in ensuring the equilibrium between individual rights and the authority of government a...

By the year 2050, the global urban population is projected to grow by at least 2.5 billion people, Informal practices play a significant role in the functioning of cities, with informal street ...

In Administrative law, the term 'tribunal' is used in a significant sense and refers to only the adjudicatory bodies which lie outside the sphere of the ordinary judicial system. Technically in...

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This article examines the principle of delegation. legislation and its control. Delegation is the process by which legislative authority is transferred from the legislature to the executive bra...

The Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation is a legal principle that protects individuals' expectations arising from the promises, representations, or established practices of public authorities. I...

Prior to the advent of colonial rule, India was governed by its own unique systems of justice and governance, with each community and region having its own set of rules. However, the British co...

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"A Nation That Safeguards Forest Will Be The Finest" The forest service in India was primarily introduced by the British Government. India is one of the countries in the world to have scientif...

Historical background, Objects, Scope and Definitions under the Act Introduction The Maharashtra Police Act, 1951, is a piece of legislation that governs the functioning and organization ...

The Rule of Law represents the idea of law's supreme authority. It is essential for a disciplined and organized society. A government can effectively protect individual liberty and rights if it...

Chapter VI of the document outlines Executive Powers and Duties of the Police Duties of a Police Officer (Section 64): Serve summonses, execute warrants, and follow lawful orders. Ga...

Chapter VI of the document outlines Executive Powers and Duties of the Police Duties of a Police Officer (Section 64): Serve summonses, execute warrants, and follow lawful orders. ...

Chapter V of the document outlines special measures for maintaining public order and the safety of the state. Section 47 - Employment of Additional Police: Allows the Commissioner o...

Police Regulations: Chapter IV from sections 33 to 46 of the Maharashtra Police Act 1951 deals with Police Regulations. Rule-Making Authority: (a) Government official...

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Chapter II from sections 3 to 22-A of The Maharashtra Police Act 1951 deals with Superintendence, control and organization of the Police Force Provisions: Sec 3. One Police Force for the whol...

Introduction The Maharashtra Police Act, of 1951, is a piece of legislation that governs the functioning and organization of the police force in the Indian state of Maharashtra. This act provides ...

Tortious Liability in Administrative Law is an intricate legal concept with far-reaching implications, both in India and on a global scale. In essence, it entails the legal responsibility of go...

In 2016, Government of India took a decision to demonetize ₹500 and ₹1000 Specified Bank Notes (SBNs). This decision was made to wipe out fake currency notes from the economy, check...

Administrative Law is known as the Most Outstanding Legal Development Of 20th Century, Admin law is developed in 20th century. It does not mean that before 20th century there were no administra...

The principle of delegated legislation and its control are examined in this article. Legislative authority is transferred from the legislature to the executive branch or other entities through ...

This article discusses one of the most important areas of administrative law, which is the delegation of powers, and it focuses on this topic throughout its whole. The purpose of this research ...

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The principle of natural justice is a fundamental concept in the legal system that seeks to ensure fairness and impartiality in judicial proceedings. This research paper aims to provide a compr...

Administrative Relations between Centre and StatesThe administrative relations between the Centre and the States are stated under Article 256 to Article 263 of the Constitution of India. The Gove...

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After India acquired independence in 1947, the Official Secrets Act[1] that was established in 1923 remained in effect. The law, which is applicable to both government personnel and the general...

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The main emphasis of this research study is how an intensive style of government and its governance influenced the development of administrative law. Administrative law has always been regarded...

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If we simply understand the literal meaning of the word administrative adjudication, it can be understood as the determination of any matter whether it is judicial or quasi-judicial nature by a...

One of the most substantial and the principal duty which are vested on the judiciary is the interpretation of the statutes or law which are in force. When the courts deliver justice in a legal ...

With the advent of human societies, corruption has become a big problem. It was one of the vital factors for the decline of the Roman Empire. In its traditional sense, corruption refers to 'Mor...

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