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  • Judicial Legislation vis-à-vis International Conventions and Treaties

    The author has secured 2nd Rank in Article Writing Competition organised by The Society For Constitutional Considering the wide powers of the Judiciary in Articles 32 and 226 and Articles 141 and 142, it becomes This article will focus on this part and the judiciary’s powers in this regard. Herein Articles 51 along with Article 253 become extremely important. Similarly, Article 51 A of the constitution of India gives force to Article 29(1) of the UDHR which mentions

  • Anti-defection Law and Freedom of Speech and Expression

    to a political party: However, if such a member has obtained prior permission from the party within 15 Exceptions to disqualifications are mentioned under Rule 4 and Rule 5: These are: A member of a House Swami Prasad Maurya and Others[15] it was held that a member by way of writing a letter to Governor to Id., Schedule X, ¶ 2 [5] Id., Schedule X, ¶ 4. [6] PRS Legislative Research, The Anti-Defection Law – [15] Rajendra Singh Rana v.

  • The Impact of Anti–Defection Law on the Legislatures

    member will not be disqualified if they have obtained prior approval or are excused by the party within 15 Rule 4 and Rule 5 highlight the exemptions from disqualification. Article 368(2) of the Constitution requires the States to ratify any measure that affects Articles 136 State of Kerala and Another, AIR (1973) 4 SCC 225. [5] Ravi S Naik v. Swami Prasad Maurya and Others, 2007 (4) SCC 270.

  • Surrogacy Act, 2021: A Critique

    (Regulation) Act, 2021 The Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill was first presented in the Lok Sabha on July 15 17 of the Act, must certify the intended woman and the intending couple in accordance with Section 4( [6] Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, s.15. [7] Diksha Tekriwal, Lacunae in the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, The Leaflet (Aug. 4, 2022, 9: 15 p.m.), https://theleaflet.in/reproductive-justice-constitutional-issues-plaguing-art-and-surrogacy-laws-in-india

  • ⁠Impact of NDA Clauses on Sexual Harassment Survivors

    This article delves into the sense of implications of NDA clauses on the rights of survivors under sexual 15  and 16  in the Indian Constitution. Article 15 explicitly prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of 15. Article 19(1)(a)  provides the right to freedom of speech and expression.

  • Call for Blogs: The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion (Accepting on Rolling Basis)

    The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion invites submissions wherein the central theme of the article The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion  invites submissions wherein the central theme of the article The Blog, however, permits a maximum similarity index of 15% and in no case a submission shall exceed Contact For any queries, contact us at articles@tscld.com or Ayush Agrawal at +91 70679 98810.

  • CPG Event Series on 'Peace and Security in Asia': "Unraveling the Crisis in Myanmar: Current Status and Future Trajectories"

    Crisis in Myanmar: Current Status and Future Trajectories” on August 30, 2024 , from 3:00 p.m. to 4: On August 15, U.S. officials held a virtual meeting with members of Myanmar’s opposition movement during on conflict in Burma and regional security across Southeast Asia, in addition to more than a dozen articles Director, German-Southeast Asian Center of Excellence for Public Policy and Good Governance (CPG). 3:05-4: 00-4:30 pm | Open Forum, Q & A session 4:30 pm | Concluding remarks Participation Event registration

  • Call for Papers: Journal of Constitutional Studies | Volume I, Issue I: Submit Abstract by Sep 24

    It is published half yearly, with each issue featuring articles, essays, book reviews, and commentaries Plagiarism up to a maximum of 15% is permitted. Types of Submissions Short Articles: 3,000 words – 5,000 words Long Articles: 5,000 – 8,000 words Legislative and Case Notes: 2,000 – 4,000 words Book Reviews: 2,000 – 4,000 words Formatting Guidelines For Articles Only .doc/.docx format is allowed file format for any articles

  • Uniform Civil Code: Towards Gender Justice

    It is protected under the Constitution's Articles 25 and 26. It's an unchangeable form of talaq. [4] Even though the Prophet Muhammad disapproved of it, the majority uniform-civil-code-law-commission-chariman-religion-personal-laws-gender-justice/1/810271.html > last visited on 15 womens-rights-shouldnt-get-lost-in-the-uniform-civil-code-vs-personal-law-debate > last visited on 13 November, 2023 [4] , retrieved from      < http://www.legalservicesindia.com/article/article/should-india-have-a-uniform-civil-code

  • Call for Blogs: The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion: Submissions on Rolling Basis!

    Submission Guidelines The central theme of the article should deal with constitutional law covering relevant Similarity should not be more than 15%. Any piece exceeding the limit will be rejected. Submission Procedure The authors may mail their manuscript to articles[at]tscld[dot]com . Contact Information In case of any queries, do not hesitate to contact us at articles@tscld.com or fill

  • Status of Children Born Out of Live-in Relationship

    Rajiv Gupta[4] has answered the question of the legitimacy and maintenance of children in a live-in relationship The denial of the right of maintenance can also be challenged on the grounds of violation of article This can also be challenged under Article 32 of the Indian constitution. State of M.P.[15] that if a man and a woman are involved in a live-in relationship for a long time then Article 300A of the Indian Constitution speaks about the right to property where it says “No person shall

  • Indian Fishermen: Life of Exclusion and Neglect

    Introduction Article 21 of the Indian Constitution confers on every citizen the fundamental right to This practice is violative of the basic fundamental right of livelihood under Article 21. Thirty fishermen, in May, belonging to Porbandar were captured by PMSA off the Jakhau coast.[4] There from=mdr. [4] Id. [5] Kartar Singh v. Shyamsundar Trivedi,1995 4 SCC 262.

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