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Administrative Discretion Discretion has defined as the freedom or authority to make judgments and choose amongst the various available alternatives without reference to any predetermined criterion, no matter how fanciful that choice may be. Administrative discretion means to choose from among alternatives with justification and not according to personal whims.[1]Continue Reading

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INTRODUCTION Nemo in propria causa judex, esse debet, which means no one should be made judge in his or her own cause. It is the principle of Natural Justice. This maxim further says that the persons who are provided with the authority of giving decisions must be impartial and shouldContinue Reading

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INTRODUCTION We are governed by the constitution, but the constitution is what the judges say it is, and the judiciary is the tool to safeguard our liberty, and our property under the constitution- says Charles Evans Huges. The quote connotes to us the importance of the Judiciary and the judgesContinue Reading

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Vishrut Gupta, Lloyd Law College. This article strives to explain the readers about the Principles of Natural Justice, which is nowhere mentioned in the constitution but used widely in the Indian Law. It also covers the concept of Social Justice briefly. Administrative Law and Natural Justice Administrative Law is aContinue Reading

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This article is written by Indra Priyadarshini, a 3rd Year student of Alliance University, Bangalore. This article gives a brief introduction to the Doctrine of Repugnancy under Article 254 of the Indian Constitution INTRODUCTION Article 245 of the Constitution of India empowers the parliament to make laws for the wholeContinue Reading

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This article is written by Akhilandeswari Bonam, a student of Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam. INTRODUCTION The Principles of Natural Justice are about protecting the people from abuse of power by government officials. It is an important aspect of Administrative Law. Natural justice means making a sensible and reasonable decision onContinue Reading

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This article is written by Gaurav Purohit, a student of Amity University Rajasthan Currently Pursuing BBA LLB. INTRODUCTION The Right to a Fair Trial is perceived universally as a basic human right and nations are needed to respect this principle. Various nations have created various methods of doing this, however payingContinue Reading

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This article is written by Shambhavi Shree, a student of KIIT School of Law, Bhubaneswar (4th year). Nozick’s Theory of Justice Robert Nozick an American political philosopher was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1938. He died of stomach cancer in the year 2002. He introduced in his first bookContinue Reading

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This article is written by Akshaya V, a student of CMR University, School of Legal Studies, Bangalore. Synopsis  This article gives a narrow view on working of Indian democracy and separation of powers in the federal system serving as the Preamble of the Constitution, further elaborating on the very topicContinue Reading

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This article has been written by Parul Sharma, pursuing BBA LLB from Centre for legal studies Gitarattan International Business School GGSIPU. In this article, she has tried to explain about the Evolution of the Concept of Ombudsman. Meaning of Ombudsman  “Ombudsmen” means “a delegate, agent, officer or commissioner”. A detailedContinue Reading