By- VINOD DIXIT Modern states distribute burdens and benefits through right discourse; however, in some exceptional cases, they temper right discourse with utility discourse. Right discourse hasbeen conceptualised and ideologised by Immanuel Kant. The validity of an action depends on adherence to a set of...
By- GHAYUR ALAM This essay attempts to identify and highlight some problems that scholars of law have been struggling with in answering the grand question: what is law? The question is neither a professional’s question nor a question of law but a question about law....
By- PROF. (DR) V. VIJAYAKUMAR The existence of healthy conventions has mattered in the meaningful working of a constitution, and certainly has played a significant role even in states having writtenConstitution. Both the Constitution and their conventions thus remain inseparable parts of a system, each...
By- PROF. (DR) V. VIJAYAKUMAR* The existence of healthy conventions has mattered in the meaningful working of a constitution, and certainly has played a significant role even in states having written Constitution. Both the Constitution and their conventions thus remain inseparable parts of a system,...
By- Shaurya Chopra & Dhruv Pratap Singh Horizontal application of fundamental rights has already been a consideration with some controversy in Indian constitutional law, traditionally circumscribed to the verticality of relationships between an individual and the State. However, the watershed judgment in Kaushal Kishor v...
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