Tag: #Judiciary

Can a trial judge be a mute spectator during court proceedings?

-Report by Gopal Kumar This case is related to Judge’s power to put questions or order production to discover or obtain proper proof of relevant fact under section 165 of the Indian Evidence...

Development of the Law of Torts and the Role in Shaping Indian Judiciary

Introduction The law of torts is a significant part of the Indian legal system, providing remedies to individuals who have suffered harm due to the wrongful acts of others. Over...

JOB POST: Law-Clerk at Allahabad High Court of Judicature [32 Vacancies; Pay Rs. 25k]: Apply by March 21.

Online applications are invited for a one-year contract position as a Law Clerk (Trainee) in the High Court of Judicature in Allahabad. About Allahabad High Court The Allahabad High Court,...

Fast Track Judges’ Elevation to High Court: A Matter of Judicial Service

-Report by Eshna Ray The Andhra Pradesh State Judicial Service members have filed a petition under Article 32 of the Constitution seeking appropriate writs or orders to be issued to...

DISPARITY IN PAYSCALE: RIGHT OF JUDICIARY OR NOT

-Report by Saloni Agarwal The Supreme Court in Union of India vs Indian Navy Civilian Design Officers Association and Anr., decided the rights and rules of the judiciary in interfering...

Legislation by a competent Legislature, beyond casual Judicial Intervention

–Report by Arun Bhattacharya The honourable Supreme Court of India in HAJI ABDUL GANI KHAN & ANR. V UNION OF INDIA & ORS. on Monday 13th of January, 2023 observed...

Separation of Powers: UK, USA, and India

Introduction  “If the legislative and executive authorities are one institution, there will be no freedom. There won’t be any freedom anyway if the judiciary body is separated from the legislature...