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Hussainara Khatoon vs. State of Bihar (1979): The initial documented case of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was Hussainara Khatoon vs. State of Bihar (1979), which addressed the brutal conditions in prisons…
The Supreme Court established the following principles concerning Public Interest Litigation (PIL): The Court can receive petitions from any concerned individual regarding the well-being of disadvantaged groups under its powers…
The Supreme Court has described a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) as “a legal action commenced in a court of law to enforce public interest or general interest, in which the…
In the words of the then Prime Minister at the Conference of The High Court in April 2007, “Courts have played a salutary and corrective role in innumerable instances. They…
Justification for judicial activism comes from the near collapse of responsible government and the pressures on the judiciary to step in to respond and make political or policy judgements. The…
Judicial activism in India refers to the proactive role of the judiciary in interpreting and enforcing the Constitution and laws of the country. In recent decades, the Indian judiciary has…
Grounds for Challenging the Constitutional Validity of Laws in India The constitutional validity of a legislative enactment or an executive order can be challenged in the Supreme Court or in…
Judicial review refers to the judiciary's authority to assess the constitutionality of laws enacted by both Central and State governments, as well as executive orders. In other words, it represents…
Advantages of judicial accountability In India Promotes the rule of law: Ensuring judicial accountability deters behaviour that could jeopardise the independence, integrity, and impartiality of the judiciary. When judges are…
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