In this article, the author has provided various rights that exist against exploitation. These rights are within the context of Article 23 and 24 of the Constitution. Introduction
read moreIn the recent case, the Bombay High court stated that NCLAT has no power to stay hands of the High Court in hearing Section 9 petition or any other plea…
read moreThe Apex Court, in the case of M/s Neeharika Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. v State of Maharashtra, held that High Courts, while dismissing petitions under Section 482 CrPC or under Article…
read moreHere Petitioner Ms Palwinder Kaur filed a Petition against Prince Harry to seek legal action. Petitioner sought to direct the United Kingdom Police Cell to take action against him, as,…
read moreThe Gauhati High Court, while dismissing a plea filed by State against an order of Special NIA Court, held that in order to attract the provisions of Unlawful Assemblies (Prevention)…
read moreIn a recent PIL filed in the Supreme Court seeking the establishment of the Transgender Welfare Board to address social welfare issues of a trans person and to appoint a…
read moreIn this article the author has explained the meaning of The Right to Constitutional Remedies with the help of Understanding the Right to Constitutional Remedies Part III of the Indian…
read moreThe Delhi High Court has sought for the presentation of status reports on the current functioning of Mental Health Review Board and State
read moreIn this article the author has explained the meaning and intricacies surrounding the Literal Rule of Interpretation. The study has been supplemented with Judicial Precedents Introduction Laws are often enacted…
read moreRecently, in the case of Ganesh Das v. State, the High Court of Calcutta, the legal rights, eligibility and interest of a victim, in the course of an appeal against…
read moreThe Apex Court, while hearing a SLP against Karnataka High Court’s decision, opined that the corruption related matters should not be dealt in a lenient manner and that the convicted…
read moreIn this article, the author has explained the meaning of Article 32 of the Constitution under the context of various writs, with the help of various Judicial precedents Introduction habeas…
read moreThe Bombay High Court issued various guidelines for the effective implementation of Protections of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) and to ensure that right of child victims to participate…
read moreIn a recent case of Karnataka High Court, Series of PILs were filed related to the issues cropped up due to implementation of lockdown and unlock processes to prevent the…
read moreA Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Delhi High Court which sought for directions for the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in order to constitute a regulatory…
read moreAuthor in this article has explained the nuances of Section 506 of IPC (Indian Penal Code) with the help of Judicial Precedents and scholarly studies Section 506 of The Indian…
read moreThe Apex Court, in the case of Gurdev Singh v State of Punjab, made an observation that the quantity of narcotic substance recovered from the accused plays a major role…
read moreABOUT LEXFORTI LEGAL JOURNAL LexForti Legal Journal is a free open access peer-reviewed journal, which gives insight into broad and dynamic legal issues. The objective of LexForti is to provide…
read moreThe Bombay High Court took an action in furtherance of the allegations made by former Mumbai Police Commissioner, Parambir Singh, against Maharashtra Home Minister, Anil Deshmukh, and ordered for a…
read moreRecently, a petition is filed by a Christian Couple to validate the adoption of a child. According to the facts of the case, the couple adopted a minor child who…
read morePresent article explains the Taxation norm under Agricultural income in the Indian Context. Several provisions of tax laws and Judicial precedents have been relied. Introduction Agriculture is considered the livelihood…
read moreThis article provides for several grounds of divorced embodied under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. The same has been supplemented by various Judicial precedents. SECTION 13 HINDU…
read moreThe Kerala High Court, while disposing of a petition relating to visibility of political party’s symbol on the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM), stated that for an election to be free…
read moreThe Odisha High Court made an observation regarding the law which states that act of sexual intercourse on false promise to marry amounts to rape and stated that it does…
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