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Indira Nehru Gandhi v. Raj Narain; Constitutional validity of 39th Amendment (Case Brief)
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . February 12, 2022
LegalUp’s Snippy:–This case turns out to be a landmark judgment because of many reasons. For the first time, the prime minister (Indira Nehru Gandhi) elections

What is the law against hurting Religious Sentiments?
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . February 10, 2022
This article talks about Section 295 of the Indian Penal Code which says that any person having the intention of hurting religious sentiments or damaging

Are drugs legal in India?
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . February 9, 2022
In this article, the whole scenario concerning the present conditions of drugs in India, as well as their addicts, are enunciated with data. Moreover how

Cybercrime Laws in India: Types and Remedies.
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . February 8, 2022
Introduction Cybercrime is a sort of crime that occurs in the virtual realm known as “Cyberspace.” The term “cyberspace” refers to a very vast area

DK Basu V. State of West Bengal, 1991 – Arrests and Jails (Case Brief)
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . February 2, 2022
LegalUp’s Snippy:–DK Basu versus West Bengal State is an important case that widened the frontiers of the definition of basic rights. This case study addresses a

Mohammad Ajmal Amir Kasab V. State of Maharashtra, 2012 – Terrorist Attack (Case Brief)
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . January 30, 2022
LegalUp’s Snippy:–We all remember the vengeance assault on Mumbai City on November 26, 2008, by 10 terrorists from the Pakistani terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba Fidayeen squad.

Husainara Khatoon V State of Bihar 1979 – Habeus Corpus (Case Brief)
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . January 29, 2022
LegalUp’s Snippy:–A well-known landmark judgement (Husainara Khatoon) interpreted Article 21 broadly and held that a speedy trial is a fundamental right of every citizen. This

Bachan Singh V. State of Punjab, 1980 – Death Penalty (Case Brief)
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . January 28, 2022
LegalUp’s Snippy:–This is a historic case (Bachan Singh) decided by a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court declared significant restrictions on the

Macchi Singh & Ors. V. State of Punjab, 1983 – Death Penalty (Case Brief)
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . January 27, 2022
LegalUp’s Snippy:–This case involves Macchi Singh and others being accused and found guilty of the murder of 17 people. This case puts forward a question

Maneka Gandhi V. Union Of India (UOI) (1978) – Article 21 (Case Brief)
- By Navjyot Birdi
- . January 26, 2022
LegalUp’s Snippy:–The landmark ruling in Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India, which remains as a bulwark of the Right to Personal Liberty guaranteed by Article