A group of five advocates who is practicing out of courts of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, have challenged the Constitutionality of the Haryana Official Language (Amendment) Act, 2020 which is contended to have “arbitrarily” made Hindi as the official language of courts in Haryana. Lawyers Sameer Jain, Sandeep Bajaj, Angad Sandhu, Suvigya Awasthi, and
Introduction In India, the Death penalty is a mode of punishment. Under the Indian Penal Code, 1860, eleven offences are punishable with death. For example-Murder, Abetment of suicide by a minor or insane person, dacoity with murder, etc. Capital punishment/death penalty is a govt. sanctioned practice, where the state shall put to death as a
The Supreme Court of India issued a notice on a plea concerning the levying of interest on the loan amount despite the RBI-ordering a three-month moratorium on the payment of EMIs till May 31st, which has now been extended till August 31, 2020. The Centre has been asked to respond to the plea in a
Doctrine of Basic Structure The Doctrine of Basic Structure states that the Constitution of India has some basic features that can’t be altered or wiped out through amendments by the parliament. The basic features are not specified by the Judiciary and it is considered that federalism, democracy, secularism, independence of the judiciary, etc. are some
Doctrine of Pith and Substance The Union and State Legislatures are made supreme and had their respective spheres and they should not encroach into the spheres of the other. The ‘pith and substance’ of law means ‘the true object of the legislation and statute’. If any law passed by one clash or encroaches upon the
Punjab and Haryana High Court in the case of Independent Schools’ Association Chandigarh (Regd.) and others v. State of Punjab and others allowed that the schools in the State to collect 70% of the total fee payable by students as interim relief in pleas by school management associations amid the COVID-19 lockdown. Advocate Aashish Chopra
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