Introduction An important concept in Indian constitutional law that resolves conflicts between pre- constitutional laws and the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution is the theory of eclipse. It makes sure that laws that were in place before the Constitution’s adoption do not automatically become invalid if they violate fundamental rights; rather, they are …
The doctrine of ‘Legitimate Expectation’ is one of numerous techniques used by the Court to assess administrative actions. This theory addresses the relationship between an individual and a public authority. According to this idea, public authorities can be held accountable in place of a ‘legitimate expectation’. The idea of legitimate expectation is critical to the …
Introduction The Indian democracy is governed by its four pillars: the legislative, the executive, the judiciary, and the president. All three bodies, under the supervision of the President, work together in coordination to ensure that our country runs smoothly without any errors. The law-making body, the Legislative, works towards making accurate and error-free laws for …
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