Read this case analysis to learn how the Apex Court invalidated Section 66A of the Information Technology Act and upheld the right to freedom of expression as enumerated under Article 19 of Indian Constitution.
Read this case analysis to learn how Madhya Pradesh High Court believed that if the defendants’ admission is such that they point in favour of plaintiff, the latter must not be given a delayed relief.
Read this case analysis to learn how the Supreme Court held adoption to be a Fundamental Right and thus bringing the same under the ambit of Muslim Law. The court also held that adoption is a uniform practice irrespective of religion.
After reading this case analysis, you will learn that the Supreme Court held an employee liable for having been in unauthorised possession a government quarter.
In this 5-minute read you will be able to learn what was held in the landmark judgement regarding second marriage of husband. This case holds importance even after 20 years of its pronouncement.
After reading this judgement you will learn how the Supreme Court went into depth of the petition to assess whether scaling was a good method to examine papers during examinations, like the UPSC.
Read this case analysis to learn about the Supreme Court’s views when a writ petition was filed claiming that Government was also a ‘person’ and so does not possess power to grant leases in a scheduled area
A sole proprietor transferred his business to a company incorporated by him. Does that protect him from being personally liable for the incorporated company? Yes, as the incorporation gives the company a separate legal entity.
After reading this case analysis you will learn how the 9-judge bench of the Supreme Court decided upon the scope of Presidential Proclamation under Article 356 of the Constitution of India.
Read this judgement to learn about the guidelines laid down by the Apex Court regarding the definition of “religion” and “religious denominations” with respect to Article 15 and 25 of the Constitution of India.
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