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Constitutional Validity of Service Exam Rules of Karnataka

Article 309 was central to the case because it empowers the State Government to frame rules regulating the recruitment and conditions of service for persons appointed to public services. The court referred to this provision to affirm that the government has the legal authority to unilaterally modify service conditions and prescribe departmental examinations as a prerequisite for promotion.

Administration, Constitutional Law

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Constitutional law

Article 49 of Constitution of India

Provision of Article 49 Provision of Article 49 reads as follows: 49. Protection of monuments and places and objects of

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Administrative Lex, Animal Juriprudence, Constitutional law, Criminal Lex

पशु अतिचार अधिनियम, 1871: धारा 4

4. नागरिक सुरक्षा और सेवा: इन केंद्रों का प्राथमिक उद्देश्य नागरिकों को आवारा जानवरों से होने वाली असुविधा से बचाना और साथ ही उन बेजुबान जानवरों को एक सुरक्षित आश्रय प्रदान करना हो। यह सरकार के संवैधानिक उत्तरदायित्व (अनुच्छेद 48A और 51A(g)) का हिस्सा माना जाए।

Colonial Policy, Constitutional Law

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Constitutional law, Criminal Lex, Procedural Lex

आरोप

ब्रिटिश कंपनी राज के आरंभ मे कई बार व्यक्ति को कैद करने बाद भी जल्दी बताया भी नहीं जाता था की उसे कैद किस अपराध के लिए किया गया हैं। 1857 की स्वतंत्रता क्रांति के बाद कई कानूनों मे बदलाव करना ब्रिटिश राज के लिए आवश्यक हो गया था, क्यू की 1857 के क्रांति के कई अभियुक्त अभी भी कैद मे थे और भले ही क्रांति विफल रही पर उस मशाल ने हर नागरिक के मन मे स्वतंत्रता की ज्योति जला दी थी।

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Temple Lex

AMASRA: 2.37 Section 20N. Power of Central Government to supersede Authority.

2.37 Power of Central Government to supersede Authority: 2.37.1 Bare Act Provision: 20N. Power of Central Government to supersede Authority.―(1)

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AMASRA: 2.36 Section 20M. Power of Central Government to issue directions to competent authority.

2.36 Power of Central Government to issue directions to competent authority: 2.36.1 Bare Act Provision: 20M. Power of Central Government

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Administrative Lex, Constitutional law, Procedural Lex

Administrative Flexibility: Empowering Efficient Governance

Administrative flexibility refers to the ability of public officials to interpret and apply laws in a way that suits specific circumstances, especially when rigid rules may lead to impractical outcomes.

Administration, Administrative Law, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Governance

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Administrative Lex, Constitutional law

Administrative Finality: Ensuring Closure in Governance

The Bharatiya Constitution does not explicitly mention administrative finality but supports it indirectly through provisions like Article 32 and Article 226, which allow judicial review of administrative actions.

Administration, Administrative Law, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law

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Administrative Lex, Constitutional law

Administrative Discretion: Balancing Power and Accountability

Understanding administrative discretion is essential to navigate the Bharatiya legal system, as it impacts policy implementation, justice delivery, and public administration.

Administration, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Governance

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Administrative Lex

Administrative Delegation: A Key to Efficient Governance

Administrative delegation refers to the process where a superior authority, such as a government ministry or department, assigns specific powers or functions to subordinate officials or agencies.

Administration, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Governance

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