Questions tagged [indian-constitutional-law]
The Constitution of India is the supreme law of India.
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Having problem in grasping a feature of Directive Principle of State Policy
I am reading 'Indian Polity' by M Laxmikanth, chapter on 'Directive Principles of State Policy'.
Please explain the following Stanza with help of an example
"The Supreme court has ruled many a times ...
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Can a Christian convert marry a non-Christian girl under Indian Christian Marriage Act?
I am a Christian in India who recently got converted from Hinduism. I am in love with a woman who's a Hindu. I was thinking about marrying her in the Church I am a member of, but she pointed out that ...
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Is it legal for India to deny entry to Indian Citizens?
The Indian Government has imposed complete lockdown of ALL inbound passengers including Indian Citizens.
It has plenty of confusing wording but it says specifically
iii) As such, no incoming ...
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Do sanskrit-mottos from religious texts violate secularism in India?
In India many Government Institutions, agencies, Judicial Bodies etc use mottos from religious texts primarily Hindu texts like Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads etc.
Does this violate concept of ...
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Citizenship Amendment Act(CAA) is unsecular? (currently trending in india)
India considers themself a secular nation.
It amended the Citizenship Act of 1955 by providing a path to Indian
citizenship for members of Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi, and
Christian ...
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Is statement of objectives of a bill considered part of the law?
I want know if the law is just the clauses and sections of the constitution or does it also expand to the statement of objectives of a bill as well.
I am asking this with regard to the recent unrest ...
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What are the chances of legal issues on self-acquired property transferred to grandsons based on will execution?
Say a grandfather has written a will that his self acquired property goes to his grand sons after his death, and will has been executed after his death and now property transferred on to his grandsons....
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How to save marriage when wife's family influence/force for divorce
We both were in relationship from 2010, married in 2017 and were lived together almost 3 years under a roof before our marriage. Her parents were against the marriage because of caste and community ...
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Is the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act violative of fundamental rights?
On July 31, 2019, Government of India published the concerned Act in its official gazette. Article 4 in the Act has penal provisions which turns the act of declaring instantaneous unilateral divorce ...
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Can TV channels registered in one language run shows in another?
In India, TV channels are registered with the government and have to obtain permission before they can air. Can a channel which is registered as an English channel run programme in Hindi or any other ...
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What legal proof is valid for a user to complain under an online privacy policy
Now a days most of website like Bank,Social media,Financial service apps and almost all online service) when we signup or create online a/c or use some online services we need to select privacy policy ...
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Is it legal to buy/sell a property through power of attorney?
Is there a legal way to buy/sell a property(apartment) in a locality where registration is paused? Heard about power-of-attorney way but not sure if its valid in this scenario!
Any advice on this ...
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Difference between pocket and absolute veto in the context of Indian constitution
The pocket of Indian President is bigger than that of US President
Meaning that the Indian President can keep a bill pending for infinite time then what is the difference between absolute veto, where ...
