Whether two Indian parties can choose to have an arbitration seat outside India has been a much-debated question in the Indian arbitral regime. And can two Indian parties opt for a foreign seat?
Preamble is derived from the Latin word preambulus, meaning to go before or an introduction[1]. As its word of origin suggests, preamble is n preliminary or an introductory statement to any act or legislation, in this case to the constitution of India. It is indicative of the philosophy, purpose, uses, principles, objectives, ideas and aspirations for the preceding law. Preamble is considered as a blue-print of the forward act.
Law and society evolve simultaneously with almost some pace. They are complement to each other. Law has slowly and gradually evolved because of the slow and gradual change in social terms of society. After sometime, society also began to change with the forward changes in law.
On the 12th of October 2005, the Indian Parliament effectively did away with the controversial and allegedly counter-intuitive Freedom of Information Act, 2002, and replaced it with a rectified and improved rendition of the aforementioned intention, the Right to Information Act, 2005.[1] It gave rise to the formation of independent statutory bodies, namely, the State and the Central Information Commission. To ensure their efficacy, these bodies had virtually been eradicated off of most of the ties to the Government, so as to make it truly independent in practice. Hence, even the CIC has no jurisdiction over the State Information Commission despite it being at the hierarchal bottom.
Marijuana or commonly called in local language as ganja, charas and hash are all the derivatives of a plant called cannabis. It is the only so-called intoxicant that has over 3.1 crore active users in India according to a study by the social justice and empowerment ministry, 2019 with Delhi claiming the first position with the highest number of active users all over India.
COVID 19 changed the entire world. It made the entire world standstill because various forms of lockdowns were enforced by almost all countries of the world. From March 24th to August, India, the world’s largest democracy, went into a complete lockdown.
