The president of the Indian Supreme Court ... Supreme Court given that the Indian Constitution enshrines the separation of powers between the executive and judiciary branches, along with secularism.

The court explained that the rule of law ensures that all actions by the state must be governed by legal principles, not ...

In India, the organic development of civil ... given that one of its key principles is the separation of powers between the legislature, judiciary and the executive. “Article 124(2) of the ...

Court made the observations while disposing of a long-pending contempt petition filed in 2012 by sociologist and former Delhi ...

Rejecting the Centre's argument that it should refrain from examining Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, the Supreme Court on Thursday said the power of judicial review does not undermine the doctrine ...

It casts a long shadow over the doctrine of separation of powers – a principle not just ... it is a culture of respect and a way of life for every Indian. Time to Revisit the Governor Verdict ...

Whenever this case is considered on the merits on appeal, it will provide another opportunity to bolster the separation of powers and deliver a blow for a more accountable federal administrative ...

The court also reaffirmed the doctrine of separation of powers, making clear that each ... Centre for Public Interest Litigation Vs Union of India (2005), which held that when the State’s ...