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Pardoning Powers of President And Governor with Important Judgements – Indian Judiciary – Free PDF

Pardoning in India Even though it is an executive function, the power to grant pardon is more quasi-judicial in nature. Pardoning Power of the President 72. Power of President to grant pardons, etc., and to suspend, remit or commute sentences...

Section 124A (Criminalises sedition) of the Indian Penal Code – Indian Judiciary – Free PDF Download

  Background This interim order was passed by the Court while considering a batch of writ petitions filed by Army veteran Major-General SG Vombatkere (Retired) and the Editors Guild of India, Former Union Minister Arun Shourie , TMC MP Mahua...

Inter-State Arrest Meaning and Guidelines by Delhi High Court – Indian Judiciary – Free PDF Download

Inter-State Arrest Provisions Related to Arrest As per section 41 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, a police officer can arrest a person without a warrant in several situation e.g. if the accused commits a Cognizable Offence. He can also arrest...

Most important Mcqs of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 – Indian Judiciary – Free PDF Download

Q-Which of the following model law was used by the Indian Arbitration and conciliation Act 1996? (a)-Constitution of India (b)-Guidelines of Supreme Court of India (c)-European Commercial Arbitration Procedure (d)-UNCITRAL, 1985. UNCITRAL, 1985. United Nations Commission on International Trade Law...

Important judgments in August 2021 Part 2 – Indian Judiciary – Free PDF Download

Salimbhai Hamidbhai Menon vs. Niteshkumar Maganbhai Patel Supreme Court CORUM Justices DY Chandrachud and MR Shah OBSERVATION Supreme court said that Judges ought to speak through their judgments and orders and not by issuing oral directions which does not form...

Should We Remove Socialism Word from Indian Constitution? – Indian Judiciary – Free PDF Download

Capitalism Private Ownership of Means of Production and Distribution. Fuelled by Industrial Revolution. Led to- The exploitation of Workers. Their living conditions were poor. They were forced to live in slums in unhygienic conditions. Long working hours No Holidays. Minimum Wages....