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Article 122: Courts Not To Inquire Into Proceedings Of Parliament
Introduction Article 122 of the Indian Constitution protects the internal working of Parliament from unnecessary judicial interference. It ensures that…
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Legal Rights of Senior Citizens in India: Maintenance, Property and Protection Against Abuse
Introduction Growing older can create legal and financial concerns involving maintenance, healthcare, property and personal security. Indian law provides several…
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights: Role, Powers and Functions in India
Introduction Children in India are protected by several laws dealing with education, sexual offences, juvenile justice, child labour, exploitation and…
Mumbai’s Serial Cat Killing Case: What Does Indian Law Say About Animal Cruelty?
Introduction Nearly 20 cats and kittens were reportedly found dead or mutilated in the Panjrapole–Kamakhyawadi area of Chembur, Mumbai, since…
Can Courtroom Remarks Be Distorted Online?
Introduction Court proceedings often attract public attention, especially when a case involves a well-known person or an important public issue.…
Lok Adalats Under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987 (Sections 19–22)
Introduction Lok Adalats provide a simple and affordable way to settle disputes. The Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, empowers them…
Can You Challenge Land Acquisition in Court? Legal Remedies and Case Laws
Land acquisition in India often sparks disputes between the government and private landowners. Although the state has the power to…
How to File a Case Under the Black Money (Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act in India
Introduction Undisclosed foreign income and assets attract strict penalties in India. To deal with such violations, the government enacted the…
RTI to Police – How to Obtain Information from Police Departments Under the Right to Information Act, 2005
Introduction The Right to Information Act, 2005 treats police departments as public authorities. This means citizens can seek information from…
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