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Threats of Independence of Judiciary

It would not be out of place for me to say a few words about the threats to the independence of our judiciary on this occasion. I propose to enlist before you some of the ills that are afflicting our judiciary and posing great danger to its independence. The first

Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA)

* What is RERA: - RERA stands for Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 t. The parliament of India passed this Act. This Act protects the interest of home buyers. With the help of this Act, buyers will get the complete right to learn every detail of the projects. Government

Independence of Judiciary

This Institute, as your Director has explained, has been established primarily with the objective of promoting and conducting legal research but it has also undertaken a teaching programme in three Diploma Courses— Administrative Law, Corporate Laws and Secretarial Practice and Labour Law — and conducts examinations in each course. The main

Judiciary: Attacks and Survival

If an independent Judiciary is regarded as the heart of a Republic then the Indian Republic is at present suffering from serious heart ailment. In fact, the higher (superior) Judiciary of the country has, of late, been under constant onslaughts, external as well as internal, which is bound to cripple

Inaugural Address by Justice E.S Venkataramiah

When I joined the Bar, I started as a pleader in a munsiff's court. Within a few hours after my first appearance in a munsiff's court, I felt that I was sitting in a court presided over by a judge who was an embodiment of justice.

Law and Justice

Let me at the very outset express my deep sense of gratitude to the organisers for having invited me to address this Federation. Ever since the reorganisation of the States I have been hearing a good deal about District Bar Federations but never had I had the occasion to attend

Person acquitted from criminal case on basis of benefit of doubt cannot be denied appointment

Person acquitted from criminal case on basis of benefit of doubt cannot be denied appointment

Even if there is a non-disclosure of past of criminal case, unless same is found to be material, such non-disclosure cannot be held against candidate. Person acquitted from criminal case on basis of benefit of doubt cannot be denied appointment Petitioner who applied for post of Grade II Police Constable,