Topic lecture · Constitutional Law II
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Supreme Court of India · 1950
First, let us understand the basic meaning. Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution gives every citizen the right to freedom of speech and expression . But does that right stop at merely holding or voicing an opinion, or does it also protect your ability to share and circulate that opinion with others…
Supreme Court of India (13-Judge Constitution Bench) · 1973
First, let us understand the basic meaning. The Basic Structure Doctrine is a rule created by the Supreme Court of India which says: Parliament can amend (change) almost any part of the Constitution, but it cannot change the parts that form the Constitution's core identity — its "basic structure."…
Supreme Court of India (Constitution Bench) · 2016
First, let us understand the basic meaning. Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution gives every citizen the right to practise any profession or carry on any occupation, trade or business — and running an educational institution counts as exercising this right. But no right in the Constitution is absol…
Notes
Constitutional Law II deals with civil liberties. It is studied in eight units, from the question of who is a citizen of India to how the Constitution enforces the rights it gives. These rights are at work in ordinary life: when a person speaks his mind online, prays in his own way, or is stopped b…
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A child born in India before July 1, 1987, automatically acquired Indian citizenship regardless of their parents' nationality.
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Raja Ram Pal (2007) held 4:1 that each House can expel members under Article 105(3), while courts may still review privilege action for gross illegality or unconstitutionality.
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