possible interpretation of the relevant law and laid the foundation stone of judicial activism in India.Judicial activism as the modern terminology denotes, originated in India much later. This origin can be traced to the Theory of Social Want. It was due to executive abuses and excesses that ...
there is no hope for justice for common man. Entire fabric has been exploited and doomed. The condition of Indian judicial system worsened so much that Attorney General of India, Mr. Soli Sorabjee remarked, “Criminal Justice system in India is on the verge ...
Judiciary System in INDIA- PLA The Constitution of India became effective on the 26th Of January, 1950, and is the wellspring of law and furthermore the preeminent law of India. The court framework where questions are settled, choices are made by a seat of judges or officers, and the law...
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The process of appointment of judges is being made through the “collegiums system”,[5] the system although doesn’t find the mention in the Constitution of India, was created with the justification to insulate the judiciary from executive interference.[6] But in reality, this system may be...
It illustrates how the supra-national judicial system came into being, how access to supra-national judicial authorities started undermining the relevance of domestic judicial systems, why such access is becoming more common and why citizens are increasingly approaching these authorities. The paper ...
Senior Advocate; Supreme Court of India. 1.Judicial independence and impartiality In the primitive era family Head would be dispensing justice by resolving conflicts within the family.However, there would be possibilities of element of bias in the Head who may show favour to one member because of...
301; online, Canada — Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/eet/12-e.pdf (last accessed: 27 August 2002). R. Ricupero, (Secretary General, UNCTAD), “Rebuilding Confidence in the Multilateral Trading System: Closing the ‘Legitimacy Gap’ ”, in ...
Corporal punishment as a judicial penalty was abolished in England, Wales and Scotland in 1948, and in India in 1955. In all parts of Malaya, however, as in Hong Kong, caning was retained. In Singapore, independent from British rule in 1965, the scope of JCP was increased by legi...
1. For example, in India, the higher judiciary is appointed by the President after "consultation" with the Supreme Court and this has led the judiciary to be largely self-appointing in practice. Systems of judicial selfappointment also include those in which judicial councils (see below) are ...