Litigation is often idealised as a structured mechanism of formal grievance redressal, a system designed to uphold the rule of law, ensure due process, and deliver justice. On paper, it is governed by detailed procedural codes, evidentiary rules, and the solemn supervision of an independent judiciary. Yet those who live and breathe the system every day, advocates, judges, litigants, [...]
JUDICIAL REVIEW OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PROCESS INTRODUCTION The pillar of a fair, just and impartial government and/or administrative action is based on the judicial review. Judiciary through its power of scrutiny enquire about the legality of the action done by the Government body which included creating checks and balances qua [...]
Every contract contains both parties’ rights and duties, the violation of which may result in legal action against the party at fault. In order to avoid future disputes, the rights and duties are generally expressly stated in the contract. However, the existence of some contract terms is so obvious that [...]
To, The Ministry of Law & Justice, 3rd Floor, ‘C’ Wing, Lok Nayak Bhawan,Khan Market, New Delhi – 110003.Phone: 011-24698655E-mail: prao-law[at]nic[dot]in 2. Ministry of Corporate Affairs ‘A’ Wing, Shastri Bhawan, Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi – 110 001 3. Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic AffairsRoom No. 129-BNew Delhi – [...]