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Showing posts with label
access to justice
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access to justice
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Sunday, 24 August 2025
LLM Notes: Discuss the aims and objects of consumer protection Act 1986 and also write rights of consumers as per indian law.
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Aims and Objects of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 was a landmark legislation enacted by the Parlia...
Saturday, 22 March 2025
LLM Notes: Judicial Activism and Access to Justice: A Pillar of Indian Democracy
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The concepts of judicial activism and access to justice are integral to the Indian legal system. While judicial activism ensures that the j...
LLM Notes: Case Analysis of landmark Supreme Court Judgment on access to justice : Anita Kushwaha v. Pushpa Sadan (2016) in IRAC format
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This landmark judgment by the Supreme Court of India established "access to justice" as a fundamental right under Articles 14 and...
LLM Notes: Judicial Process in India as an Instrument of Social Change
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The judiciary in India, particularly the Supreme Court, plays a pivotal role in fostering social change by interpreting and enforcing const...
Friday, 1 November 2024
Madras high court directs MEITY to expeditiously notify experts as per S 79A of Information technology Act for authenticating electronic evidence
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Section 63 of BSA, 2023 deals with the admissibility of electronic records. Sub-section (4) of the said provision is as follows : “(4)In...
Sunday, 24 December 2023
Constitutional bench Supreme Court Judgement delineating Four main facets of access to justice - part of Article 21 of Constitution
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30. Four main facets that, in our opinion, constitute the essence of access to justice are: i) The State must provide an effective adjudicat...
Whether the Court entertaining transit anticipatory bail has duty to ascertain proximity between the Accused and the territorial jurisdiction of the Court?
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Conversely, the offence may be committed in one State, the FIR may be lodged in another State and the Accused may reside in a third Stat...
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