By Souvik Dhar, Assistant Professor in Law, IILS, Siliguri This inquiry has incited a vivacious civil argument between scholastics, ecological campaigners and unhindered commerce advocates. It has concentrated on two kinds of causal connections amongst exchange and condition: the primary concerns the impact that exchange progression has on ecological quality…
The concept of social and economic justice is a living concept of revolutionary importance; it gives sustenance to the rule of law and meaning and significance to the idea of welfare state. Article 38(1) of the constitution of India provides that “State shall strive to promote the welfare of the…
Economics is to study human activities which are conductive which are conductive to human welfare in its material aspect. Wealth furnishes man with material means of satisfying his wants and of promoting his welfare. Economists, in so far as they study wealth, can be legitimately regarded as studying causes of…
Collateral consequences are stated simply as the aberrant outcomes that spill out of government and state criminal feelings. Collateral outcomes, by contrast, are not part of the unequivocal punishment passed on by the court; they come from the actuality of conviction and not from the sentence of the court. “Collateral…
Before going to the core discussion of the code of civil procedure 1908 with reference to jurisdiction of civil courts in India, it would be more interesting to note the meaning of “Jurisdiction”. The code of Civil Procedure does not define the term jurisdiction. In fact none of the substantive…
