Madras High Court rules crypto is legal property in India under Indian law. Learn what this means for investors, exchanges, and the future of digital assets.
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What does the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dr. Raman Kundra v. WhatsApp LLC (2025) mean for digital rights regarding no fundamental right to use WhatsApp? Doon Law Mentor analyzes the rejection of a plea to restore a blocked account, suggesting indigenous apps like Arattai, and its implications for law students and lawyers studying privacy and free speech
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Explore the Same Sex Marriage Judgment with Doon Law Mentor. This article analyzes the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling on same-sex marriage and cohabitation, its constitutional implications, and legal reforms, offering critical insights for law students and lawyers studying equality and personal rights.
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What does R. C. Poudyal v. Union of India mean for India’s Constitution? Doon Law Mentor offers a simple guide
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How does the N.M. Sahib Case shape India’s constitutional integration? Doon Law Mentor analyzes the 1962 ruling, exploring de facto and de jure integration, Article 1, and territorial sovereignty. Essential for judiciary aspirants studying constitutional law.
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What does the Teen Bigha Corridor Case reveal about India’s Constitution? Doon Law Mentor analyzes Union of India v. Sukumar Sengupta (1990), exploring sovereignty, cession, and Article 3. Essential for law students studying constitutional law.
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I R Coelho vs State of Tamil Nadu (2007) 2 SCC 1 is a landmark case on the basic structure doctrine and Ninth Schedule immunity. Doon Law Mentor provides a detailed legal analysis for lawyers and law students, exploring its impact on judicial review and the Indian Constitution.
Ram Kishore Sen vs Union of India AIR 1966 SC 644 is a landmark case on territorial sovereignty and constitutional amendments. Doon Law Mentor offers a detailed legal analysis for lawyers and law students, exploring the Indian Constitution’s framework, Article 3, and the Berubari Union transfer.
State of Haryana v. State of Punjab (2002) 2 SCC 507 is a landmark case on inter-state water disputes and constitutional federalism. Doon Law Mentor offers a detailed legal analysis for lawyers and law students of this Haryana v, Punjab case relating to SYL canal water dispute, exploring the Indian Constitution’s framework, judicial review, and implications for federal disputes.
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The Kesavananda Bharati Case (1973) introduced the Basic Structure Doctrine, limiting Parliament’s amendment powers. Explore the legal issues, Supreme Court’s reasoning, and implications for lawyers and law students with Doon Law Mentor’s expert analysis of this landmark judgment.
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The S.R. Bommai Case (S.R. Bommai v. Union of India, AIR 1994 SC 1918) redefined President’s Rule under Article 356, strengthening federalism. Explore the legal issues, Supreme Court’s reasoning, and implications for lawyers and law students with Doon Law Mentor’s expert analysis of this landmark judgment.
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The Uttarakhand Judicial Services 2025 exam faces a Supreme Court challenge for excluding blind and non-domiciled PwBD candidates. Learn about the case, legal issues, and implications for UKPCSJ 2025 aspirants. Prepare with Doon Law Mentor.
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