The independent Judiciary in India is the third limb of the Government which answers to the call for a guardian of rights. The main role of the Judiciary since its inception was application of ...

The later half of the 1800s, especially in the wake of England's Industrial Revolution, saw a number of revolutionary shifts in the way governments operated and were conducted. Since then, the ...

The Land Acquisition Act, 2013 which is officially known as the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 has brought significan...

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...

The term "Counsel D'Etal" refers to an individual or body providing legal counsel or advice, particularly in the context of state affairs or significant legal matters. This term is derived from...

The idea of Rule of Law is that the law is the ultimate authority. One of the basic principles of the English Constitution is the rule of law. This doctrine of rule of law is the entire basis o...

Police medals are a prestigious honour bestowed upon officers for exceptional acts of courage, outstanding service, and distinguished contributions. The rigorous selection process, involving mu...

In any hierarchical system - like the military, police or a corporate setup - the chain of command is of utmost importance in keeping the order and discipline intact. The superiors pass orders ...

There are no definite provisions as to 'Natural Justice' in the Indian constitution. The concept of Natural Justice roughly relates to the concept of Law of Nature, although there are differenc...

Administrative law, traditionally considered a secondary branch of law, has ascended over recent decades to become a crucial and respected field for both law students and practitioners. This ev...