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Clear explanations of Indian law, written for students: concepts, provisions and the cases that shaped them.
The peaceful settlement of international disputes is a core principle of international law that emphasizes resolving conflicts without resorting to force. This principle is rooted in the broader framework of Internation…
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Extradition refers to the process where one state hands over an individual, either accused of a crime or a convicted criminal who has escaped, to another state. This process occurs at the request of the state seeking to…
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The concept of "individuals" in International Law began to take shape in the early 1940s, when the term was used in its most basic sense. Initially, individuals were seen merely as objects of international law with no l…
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This research article discusses the position of individuals within the framework of International Law. The subject of International Law is a classic topic of study and research, with opinions strongly divided over both…
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The power to make treaties or enter into binding agreements with other nations involves both international and national (or internal) considerations. When it comes to the internal aspects of treaties or agreements, any…
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Understanding the classification of delegated legislation helps the legal community grasp the nature and extent of delegated powers, providing a clearer picture of the legal landscape.
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Administrative actions refer to actions taken under administrative law, which deals with the powers and duties of government authorities. These actions are legal measures related to public administrative bodies, aimed a…
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'Administrative decision-making' or 'Administrative Adjudication' emerged as a result of the growing role of government in people's lives and the increasing need for legal decisions that align with social policies. This…
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The core principle of a federal constitution is the division of powers and responsibilities between the central government and the states. This idea of separating powers was first introduced by the Greek philosopher Ari…
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Delegated legislation, also known as subordinate or subsidiary legislation, refers to laws created by individuals or bodies who have been given the authority to do so by the primary legislative body, such as Congress. T…
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In addition to its traditional roles of maintaining law and order, delivering justice, and safeguarding citizens, the state has taken on many new responsibilities in modern times. These include various development, plan…
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The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel is an equitable principle. It means that if one party makes a clear promise to another, through words or actions, with the intention of creating or affecting a legal relationship, tha…
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