Constitution of India

Constitution of India — Art. 226(2) — Maintainability of writ petition — Territorial jurisdiction

Principles clarified relating to applicability of fundamental principle while dealing with an objection as to lack of territorial jurisdiction to entertain writ petition on the ground that the cause of action has not arisen within its jurisdiction, namely, that High Court essentially has to arrive at a conclusion on the basis of the averments made […]

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Constitution of India — Arts. 32, 14, 19 and 21 — Maintainability of Challenge to judgment of Supreme Court

Writ petition maintainable on the ground that earlier judgment does not lay down the correct law-though the concept of finality of judgment has to be preserved, at the same time, the principle of ex debito justitiae cannot be given a go-bye. If the Court finds that the earlier judgment does not lay down a correct

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Constitution of India — Articles 21, 25 and 29 of the Constitution

Instant case was filed to direct the government to find out original names of ‘ancient historical cultural religious places’, named after barbaric foreign invaders and publish the initial names of ancient historical cultural religious places, which were renamed by barbaric foreign invaders. It was stated that the country is celebrating the 75th Anniversary of Independence

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Constitution of India — Arts. 15(6) and 16(6) — Economic Disabilities or Economic Backwardness Criterion

Economic disabilities or economic backwardness, held (per majority), is a valid criterion for reservation or compensatory discrimination. Reservation structured singularly on economic criteria does not damage the basic structure of the Constitution. [Janhit Abhiyan v. Union of India (EWS Reservation), (2023) 5 SCC 1]

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Constitution of India — Art. 227 — Writ petition against order of Revisional Court rejecting plaint under Or. 7 R. 11 CPC

A Revisional Court while allowing the application filed under Or. 7 R. 11 CPC would in substance reject the plaint but since in such a case, the said decree is not passed by the court of original jurisdiction, namely, the trial court, the remedy by way of writ petition under Art. 227 of the Constitution

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Constitution of India — Art. 32

In this case, On October 3, 2021, eight people were killed after a vehicle belonging to and allegedly being driven by son of senior politician mowed down the protesting farmers, among others. There was incident of violence leading to multiple deaths and injuries involving son of senior politician/sitting Minister of the Union Government, which took

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Constitution of India — Arts. 226, 30 and 19(1)(g) — Maintainability of writ petition against private person or body

If action impugned before writ court has no nexus with public element, even though the private body in question may be discharging public function, held, writ jurisdiction cannot be invoked in such a case. Held, It must be consequently held that while a body may be discharging a public function or performing a public duty

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