Constitutional Law
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A Need to Define Limits to Constitutional Change
Constitutional reform, progressively known as constitutional change[1] in recent times, is an act of the state that results in a change in the constitutional text of the nation. Undoubtedly, there… Read more.
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Revisiting the NJAC case
The January 4th appointment of Justice Khehar as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and the petition imposed thereafter questioning his appointment and by extension the validity of the… Read more.
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Examining the prospect of placing a reservation bill for the Jats under the ninth schedule
This note is geared towards examining the possibilities of whether a reservation bill which aims at placing the reservation above the 50% guideline (M.R. Balaji vs. State of Mysore AIR… Read more.
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The Basic Structure doctrine goes global
The doctrine of basic structure is a judge-made doctrine which seeks to limit or curtail the power of the Parliament so that the basic structure of the basic law cannot… Read more.
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Constitutional Aspect of Intellectual Property Rights in India
This article has been written by Deepseng Shyam. Deepseng is currently a student in NLU Assam. Intellectual Property and India has a good long history dating back to the ancient… Read more.
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Constitutionality of section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973
This article has been written by Ritika Bhasin. Ritika is currently a fourth-year student in National Law University, Delhi. Article 19(1) (b) of the Constitution of India provides for protection… Read more.
