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The art of presentation of a case in court

Accumulation of arrears in the Allahabad High Court has naturally caused the greatest disturbance in the legal circles in U. P. and among the litigant public. Every one interested in the maintenance of law and order and administration is most anxious that the administration of justice should be so speedy

Reports of Judicial Precedents at Calcutta from the days of Sudder Dewanny Adawlut to Up-to-date

The most authoritative and celebrated law-giver of the Hindus, Manu, in Book XII, Verse 6 of his â€œManu-Samhitaâ€ notices the binding nature of judicial precedents and ordains thus: â€œIf it be asked how the law shall be ascertained when particular cases are not comprised under any of the

The trans-national greed of developed nations: Impact on the Environment

Mahatma Gandhi had once said that nature has given us enough to satisfy our need but nature has not given us enough to satisfy our greed. Had we been able to sustain ourselves on the basis of our need, probably His Excellency, the Governor of Uttaranchal would not have found

Judicial Reform in Justice Delivery System

The quest for justice has been an ideal which mankind has been aspiring for generations down the line. Our Constitution reflects this aspirations in the Preamble itself which speaks about justice in all its forms : social, econonic and political. Justice is a constitutional mandate. Â About half a century of

Constitutional obligation of the judiciary

I am indeed privileged to be invited to deliver the second R. C. Ghiya Memorial Lecture. I deem it a great privilege and honour to associate in paying homage to the memory of a great gentleman of the Bar. My recollection of Mr. Ghiya is that of a serious minded,

Position of unborn child in India - needs for a new legislation

Introduction In a society consisting of human beings, there is always bound to be clash of interests. Thus, the act of one man may from time to time cause damage to others. Whenever a person suffers damage he will look to the law for redress. The law of torts is

How to bring back old glory of Indian Judiciary ?

Law and Justice have been existing from the very inception of human civilisation. It is impossible to have a civilised society in the absence of law and justice. Â Of course change is constant. So is the Law and Justice. They change with the change of society. In ancient era,