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Landmark Supreme Court Judgment on expert evidence

11. EXPERT OPINION: The law of evidence is designed to ensure that the court considers only that evidence which will enable it to reach a re...
Whether mutually inconsistent pleas can be raised in defence by defendants?

The said issue, one must say, is in the nature of an alternative plea, pure and simple, not really destructive of the first plea taken by...
Whether plaintiff or a defendant, while deposing as a witness, can be confronted with documents in cross- examination completely divorced from or foreign to the pleadings made?

The differentiation between the party to a suit and a witness, as is made clear by our earlier discussion, is not something that gels with ...
The Doctrine of Protective Discrimination and Its Role in Social Justice: Insights from Indra Sawhney v. Union of India (1992)

The concept of protective discrimination, as articulated in Articles 15(4) and 15(5) of the Indian Constitution, plays a crucial role in p...
The Evolution of Federalism in India: From Competitive to Cooperative

The concept of federalism in India has undergone a significant transformation since the adoption of the Constitution in 1950. Initially char...

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