Tribunals What is Tribunals? A Tribunal is a statutory, quasi-judicial body established in India by an Act of Parliament or…
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Gram Nyayalayas Background and Evolution Article 39A (Added by 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976) in DPSP (Part IV) of Indian…
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Lok Adalat Lok Adalat The term ‘Lok Adalat’ means ‘People’s Court’ and is based on Gandhian principles. It is one…
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NALSA – National Legal Services Authority National Legal Services Authority NALSA issued Vision 2020 document “Mission Access Justice to All”.…
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Subordinate Courts Judiciary in India India is a federal State with single & unified judicial system with three tier structure…
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Independence of High Court Independence of High Court The independence of a high court is very essential for the effective…
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Judges of High Court High Court in States High Court is the highest judicial court in a state in single…
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High Court of States (Article 214 to 231 of Indian Constitution) High Court in States High Court is the highest…
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Public Interest Litigation · Origin – USA · In India, the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is a product of the…
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Judicial Activism · Origin – USA · In India, it was introduced in mid 1970s by Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer,…
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