Why Four Amendments Introduced via Finance Act 2017 Are Unconstitutional
A legislation that was enacted in the Parliament of India is the Finance Act, 2017, which introduced a lot of…
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Is Extramarital Affairs Offense in India
The legal aspects of marriage in India have marked a radical and a historic transformation. Although this once might be…
Is Section 104 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Unconstitutional?
In revising IPC’s mandatory death penalty under Section 303, Section 104 of the BNS restores judicial discretion between death and life imprisonment for murder by life-convicts. This alignment with “rarest of rare,” plus reasoned judgments, and likely ensures constitutional validity.
Why Trump’s Tariffs Were Deemed Unconstitutional and Overturned
President’s sweeping 2025 tariffs, justified under emergency powers, were struck down by the U.S. Court of International Trade for violating constitutional limits, specifically the non-delegation doctrine and uniformity clause. The ruling underscores Congress’s role in setting tariffs as a check.
Kapil Sibal Opposes Waqf Law Argues Five-Year Islam Practice Clause Deemed Arbitrary and Unconstitutional
Kapil Sibal urged the Supreme Court to strike down the Waqf (Amendment) Act’s five-year Islam practice requirement, calling it arbitrary and a breach of religious freedom. He warned the clause unfairly bars converts and young Muslims from creating endowments and undermines equality and due process.
Controversial Recruitment: 209 Posts at Ayurveda University, Candidates Forced to Waive Legal Rights
The recruitment of 209 posts at Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Ayurveda University has sparked controversy due to a mandatory affidavit barring candidates from legal action. Legal expert Surendra Swami calls it unconstitutional, arguing that fundamental rights cannot be waived. Experts predict legal challenges ahead.