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DELEGATIVE LEGISLATION: AN UNSUNG UPHOLDER OF DEMOCRACY Abstract Delegated legislation is an essential component of administrative law that allows authorities other than the legislature to make legal rules within the framework of a primary statute. This article explores the meaning, definition, and growth of delegated legislation, with a comparative analysis of its implementation in […]
Introduction The Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak, 2024 The Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak, 2024, represents a groundbreaking step in reshaping India’s aviation regulatory framework. This legislation supersedes the Aircraft Act, 1934, a colonial-era law that had become obsolete in addressing the needs of modern aviation. The new Vidheyak seeks to bridge gaps in regulatory oversight, integrate emerging technologies, […]
INTRODUCTION Citations play a crucial role in academic writing by acknowledging the work of others and giving credit where it’s due. They serve to provide credibility, trace the origins of ideas, and allow readers to verify sources. Different academic disciplines and professional fields require different citation styles, each with its own set of rules and […]
Historic Pillars of Due Process: The Magna Carta and Beyond By Furquan Alam, Student, BBA LL.B., Chandigarh University Introduction Due process of law is a principle in the welfare and for the security of individual right that ensures, the legal proceeding fair and reasonable and every individual will be pre informed and must be heard […]
The Emergency provisions in the Indian Constitution, detailed under Part XVIII (Articles 352 to 360), grant the central government the authority to handle extraordinary situations that threaten the security, governance, or financial stability of the country. These provisions allow for the declaration of different types of emergencies based on specific grounds: These provisions have been […]
Rape: India’s unfinished battle for true independence By Anchal Student, BBA. LL.B. Chandigarh University Rape: India’s unfinished battle for true independence – India celebrated 78th independence day this year but women in India are still at war. A war with justice, a war with society, a war with patriarchy, a war with mentality, a war […]
Background and Introduction The President of India is the ceremonial head of state, representing the unity and integrity of the nation. The position is established by Part V, Chapter I, of the Indian Constitution, specifically from Articles 52 to 78. The President acts as a symbolic figurehead who performs duties as laid out in the […]
Road Safety and Financial Protection: Third-Party Insurance Mandate under Section 146 in India and Global Context Introduction Third-party insurance is a critical component of motor vehicle regulation globally. It serves to protect victims of road accidents by ensuring that they receive compensation for injuries, fatalities, or property damage. In India, Section 146 of the Motor […]
Safeguarding Rights: Article 13 and Key Doctrines in Indian Constitutional Law ARTICLE 13 OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION Article 13 is a fundamental part of the Indian Constitution that deals with laws inconsistent with or in derogation of the fundamental rights guaranteed under Part III of the Constitution. It provides the judicial machinery for the enforcement […]
INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL SUIT: Initiating Legal Action: Understanding Civil Litigation – In the grand theater of justice, where disputes find resolution through the eloquence of law civil suit, civil litigation emerges as a compelling narrative. Within this realm, the civil suit stands as a beacon of recourse, guiding aggrieved parties through the labyrinth of legal […]
Safeguarding Cyberspace: The Imperative for Cybercrime and Internet Law Strategies. The article is all about cyberspace cyberattack internet law strategies cybersecurity INTRODUCTION; In an increasingly digital world, the importance of robust cybercrime and internet law strategies cannot be overstated. From financial fraud to data breaches and cyberattacks, the threats to individuals, businesses, and governments in […]
In this article we will discuss about various schools of Hindu Law in Family Law. Mitakshara School of Law, Dayabhaga School of Law, Smriti School of Law, Dharma Shastra School of Law, Vyavahara Mayukha School of Law. School of Hindu law, also known as Dharmashastra, encompasses various schools of thought, each contributing to the broader […]
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