Judgment Analysis

INTRODUCTION The case of Union of India v. Col. J.N. Sinha is indeed a landmark judgment in Indian constitutional law. It deals with the concept of “natural justice” which goes beyond the notion of justice inherent in human nature. It is defined as the natural sense of what is right and wrong. Natural justice consists […]

Background of the Case In the case of Air India vs Nargesh Meerza which lasted around 30 years, the Air Hostess lost in a legal battle fighting for equal requirement age for both male and female employees. While the male employees could work until age 58, the female attendants were to retire at age 35.

FACTS OF THE CASE The involved parties had established a contract for the provision of a Gainwell High Wall Mining System. According to the agreement, the petitioner was responsible for delivering the High Wall Mining System to the respondent, which included a cutter module. The payment for the HWM System was to be made in

10 SCC 1 2017/ SCC Online SC 996 FACTS The Aadhar scheme, which was conceptualized in the year 2006 and set in motion in 2009, seeks to maintain a unique identity for each and every person as the notification was rolled out by the name UIDAI by the planning commission of India in January 2009.

Introduction Judicial creativity holds significant importance in shaping the interpretation of constitutional provisions. The judiciary is recognized as a vital institution responsible for interpreting and applying the Constitution’s provisions. Throughout history, the judiciary has demonstrated a creative approach to interpreting the Constitution, addressing the evolving societal needs. However, the concept of judicial creativity remains contentious,

FACTS The Committee of Creditors of Essar Steel India Limited vs. Satish Kumar Gupta case arose in the context of the insolvency resolution process of Essar Steel India Limited, a flagship company of the Essar Group. The company owed a significant amount of debt to creditors and was referred to the National Company Law Tribunal

INTRODUCTION :-  Sheela Barse is a veteran activist and journalist, and is often credited with introducing the concept of child rights in India. She led several public interest litigation cases before the Supreme Court of India including complaining of custodial violence to women prisoners in the police lock-up in the city of Bombay. The petitioner

Abstract: In today’s world, data holds immense value as most technology interactions, especially those on the internet, involve some sort of data exchange. This data can range from basic information about a movie to personal details about individuals. With the increasing amount of data being generated and processed daily, the need to protect it is

Facts Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (‘ECGC’), a government company, provides a range of credit risk insurance cover to exporters. Haris Marine Products (‘Haris Marine’) is a fish and meat oil exporter. Haris Marine entered into a Single Buyer Exposure Policy (‘Policy’) with ECGC to cover for non-payment by overseas customers of exported commodities and paid

Introduction India has a staggering backlog of over 4.7 crore cases pending across various levels of the judiciary, including 182,000 cases that have been unresolved for the past 30 years. According to the National Judicial Data Grid, the pendency of cases increased by more than 27% between December 2019 and April 2022. As a result