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Constitutional Law I

Constitutionalism, Preamble, federalism, separation of powers, Union & State executive, Parliament, judiciary (appointments), Centre-State legislative relations, elections

  • 2 study notes
  • 3 cases
  • 6 lectures
  • 40 MCQs
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One-shot revision

Complete notes

The whole subject in one place: read end to end before exams.

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Constitution I One Shot

Definition: Constitutionalism is a system that gives legitimacy to a democratic government.

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Study notes

Short, focused notes on each topic, newest first.

Inclusion of an Ex-CJI into Parliament

On March 19,2020, former Chief Justice of India, Ranjan Gogoi, took oath as a member of the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of India's Parliament. His nomination was made by the President of India under Article 80 of the C…

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Judgments explained

Landmark cases

Facts, issues, judgment and the principle to remember.

Public Interest Foundation vs Union of India

Supreme Court of India (5-Judge Constitution Bench) · 2018

First, let us understand the basic meaning. India's Constitution already lists specific reasons a person cannot become a Member of Parliament under Article 102 . But what happens when a serious social problem — people facing serious criminal charges contesting and winning elections, then going on t…

GVK Industries Ltd. vs Income Tax Officer

Supreme Court of India (Constitution Bench) · 2011

First, let us understand the basic meaning. Article 245 of the Constitution deals with how far laws made by Parliament and State legislatures can extend. GVK Industries Ltd. vs. Income Tax Officer (2011) answers a precise question: can Parliament make laws about things that happen outside the terri…

Rameshwar Prasad vs Union of India

Supreme Court of India (Constitution Bench) · 2006

First, let us understand the basic meaning. Normally, a Legislative Assembly is elected, meets, and functions for up to five years unless dissolved earlier. Rameshwar Prasad & Ors. vs. Union of India (2006) asks a startling question: can an assembly be dissolved before it has even held its first me…

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40 MCQs on Constitutional Law I

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