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    Articles Tagged with "Article 14"

    Doctrine of reasonable classification - iPleaders

    blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India

    This article provides a comprehensive explanation of the doctrine of reasonable classification in Indian constitutional law, outlining its concept, scope, and significance.

    Constitutional Law Article 14 Reasonable Classification Equality India
    Justice Nariman's Revival Of Doctrine Of "Manifest Arbitrariness" To Strike Down Legislation

    livelaw.in • Law • India

    Justice Nariman's revival of the doctrine of 'manifest arbitrariness' has significantly impacted Indian constitutional law, leading to the striking down of several legislative provisions deemed unreasonable or discriminatory.

    Indian Law Constitutional Law Justice Nariman Arbitrariness Article 14
    'In India, Every State Action Must Be Fair, Failing Which It Will Fall Foul Of Article 14' : Supreme Court Sets Aside Direction To Shift NH Toll Plaza

    livelaw.in • Law • India

    The Supreme Court of India overturned a Patna High Court ruling that ordered the relocation of a toll plaza on National Highway 30, citing fairness and adherence to Article 14 of the Indian Constitution.

    Supreme Court India Toll Plaza National Highway Article 14
    Article 14 of the Indian Constitution

    blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India

    This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Article 14 of the Indian Constitution, detailing its historical context, international influences, scope, features, and exceptions, along with relevant case laws.

    Indian Constitution Article 14 Right to Equality Fundamental Rights Legal Analysis