"An advocate must carry both the constitution in his pocket and compassion in his heart."
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has imposed a three-year moratorium (from August 2025) on the approval and establishment of new law colleges across India. This move is considered one of the most sweeping regulatory steps in recent years to address mounting concerns over the falling quality of legal education in the country. Background and Rationale The BCI, through […]
The Doctrine of Blending is a significant principle in Hindu Law concerning joint family property and coparcenary rights. It deals with the voluntary act of a coparcener or member of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) who merges his separate or self-acquired property with the joint family property, thereby giving up his exclusive rights. Hindu joint […]
Introduction Marriage, or Nikah, under Muslim law is not merely a religious or social institution but a civil contract with religious significance. Unlike Hindu law, where marriage is considered a sacrament, Muslim law views marriage as a legal agreement between two individuals, aimed at legalizing sexual relations, procreation, and the foundation of a family within […]
Introduction An interim application is an application filed during the pendency of a civil suit or proceeding to seek immediate or urgent relief. The purpose is to protect the rights of a party, prevent the defeat of justice, or maintain status quo until the final adjudication.These applications are temporary in nature and are governed primarily […]
Divorce is the legal end of the marriage. The thoughts and beliefs toward the marriage system keep changing with time. The divorce laws in India are also modified as per the needs of the time. It is, therefore, necessary to understand the new divorce rules in India. In the earlier days of India, there used […]
Introduction The Rule of Law is one of the most ancient and cherished principles of governance in a civilized society. It denotes a system where the law is supreme, and all individuals and institutions, including the State itself, are subject to it. It implies that the exercise of power must be governed by established laws, […]
Introduction ; The Indian judicial system is one of the most intricate and expansive legal systems in the world. It serves as the guardian of the Constitution and the protector of the rights of individuals. With a rich history rooted in colonial legacy and influenced by common law traditions, it has evolved into a robust […]
Case Name: Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala & Anr.Citation: AIR 1973 SC 1461Date of Judgment: April 24, 1973Bench: 13 Judges (largest ever in Indian history)Verdict: 7:6 Majority 🕰️ Background: During the case, Parliament passed the 24th, 25th, and 29th Amendments—giving itself more power to amend the Constitution and protect land reforms. Petitioner: Swami Kesavananda […]
🧑⚖️ Case Name: I.C. Golaknath & Ors. vs State of Punjab & Anrs.Citation: AIR 1967 SC 1643Date of Judgment: February 27, 1967Bench: 11 Judges of the Supreme CourtMajority: 6:5 verdict 🧑🏫 Background: The real issue was whether Parliament can amend Fundamental Rights. ⚖️ Legal Issues: 📜 Arguments by Golaknath (Petitioners): 📜 Arguments by the State […]
Case Name Isha Tyagi Vs. State of U.P. Equivalent Citation 2014(107) ALR 61 Date of Judgement 26th August 2014 Court In the High Court of Allahabad Case Number Civil Misc. Writ Petition No. 41279 of 2014 Case Type Civil Misc. Writ Petition Petitioner(s) Isha Tyagi Respondent(s) State of U.P. and 3 others. Bench (Division) D.Y. Chandrachud, […]