Article 21 Constitution - CaseCiter (Page 2)

CaseCiter

Sign in Subscribe

Article 21 Constitution

A collection of 36 posts

Vihaan Kumar Vs State Of Haryana 2025 INSC 162 - Art. 22 Constitution - Requirement Of Informing Grounds Of Arrest

Constitution of India - Article 21,22 - a) The requirement of informing a person arrested of grounds of arrest is a mandatory requirement of Article 22(1); b) The information of the grounds of arrest must be provided to the arrested person in such a manner that sufficient knowledge

Directorate Of Enforcement vs Subhash Sharma 2025 INSC 141 - S 45 PMLA - S 57 CrPC - Art. 22 Constitution - Bail - Illegal Arrest

Directorate Of Enforcement vs Subhash Sharma 2025 INSC 141 - S 45 PMLA - S 57 CrPC - Art. 22 Constitution - Bail - Illegal Arrest

PMLA - Section 45 - When arrest is illegal or is vitiated, bail cannot be denied on the grounds of non-fulfillment of twin tests under clause (ii) of sub-section 1 of Section 45 of PMLA (Para 9) Constitution of India - Article 22 - Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 -

Mahabir Vs State Of Haryana 2025 INSC 120 - S 372 CrPC - Victims' Right To Appeal - Art.20-22 Constitution - S 145 Evidence Act - Public Prosecutors

Victims Right To Appeal - Role of Public Prosecutors

Constitutional Law

State of Jharkhand vs Vikash Tiwary @ Bikash Tiwary @ Bikash Nath 2025 INSC 79 - Art. 21 Constitution - Prison Reforms

Constitution of India - Article 21 - The prison administration needs to be reformed for creating a better environment and prison culture to ensure the prisoners enjoy their right to dignified life under Article 21. It is essential to continuously monitor the physical conditions prevailing in the prison, compliance with

Constitutional Law

Rajeeb Kalita vs Union Of India 2025 INSC 75 - Fundamental Right To Toilets

Constitution of India - Article 21 - Toilets / washrooms / restrooms are not merely a matter of convenience, but a basic necessity which is a facet of human rights. Access to proper sanitation is recognized as a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to life

Code Of Criminal Procedure 1973: Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023

Mahesh Singh Banzara vs State Of Madhya Pradesh - Fundamental Right Of Appeal Against Conviction

Constitution of India - Article 21; Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 - Section 374- The right to appeal, particularly when it concerns the liberty of an individual, is a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution- Right of Appeal from a judgment of conviction affecting the liberty of a

Constitutional Law

Rajeev Kumar Upadhyay Vs Srikant Upadhyay 2024 INSC 1008 - Constitution - Dignity - Witchcraft

Constitution of India - Article 21 - Dignity is an invaluable aspect of Indian Constitutional jurisprudence, and there exists a duty upon the State to take all action to protect the same- Dignity goes to the very core of the existence of an individual in society. Any action which undermines

Constitutional Law

State Of Maharashtra Vs Pradeep Yashwant Kokade 2024 INSC 947- Writ Petition - Delay In Death Penalty Executions

Constitution Of India - Article 21 - ❓Can a death convict approach Supreme Court or High Court citing undue, unexplained and inordinate delay in execution of the sentence of death? Constitution Of India - Article 32,226 -Undue, unexplained and inordinate delay in execution of the sentence of death will

Section 313 CrPC

Ashok Vs State Of Uttar Pradesh 2024 INSC 919 - Legal Aid - S 313 CrPC - Role Of Legal Aid Lawyers & Public Prosecutors

Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 - Section 313- Role of the Public Prosecutor - When an accused is not represented by an advocate, it is the duty of every Public Prosecutor to point out to the Court the requirement of providing him free legal aid. The reason is that it

Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act

Rajive Raturi vs Union of India 2024 INSC 858 -Right of Persons with Disabilities Rules

Constitution of India - Article 21 -Right to dignity and the right to a meaningful life under Article 21 necessitate conditions that enable PWDs to enjoy the same freedoms and choices as others. Thus, the right to accessibility is foundational, enabling PWDs to exercise and benefit from other rights enshrined

Constitutional Law

MC Mehta vs Union Of India - Fundamental Right To Pollution Free Atmosphere - Crackers Ban

Constitution of India - Article 21 -The right to live in a pollution-free atmosphere is a fundamental right of every citizen, protected by Article 21 of the Constitution of India - No religion encourages any activity which creates pollution. The use of firecrackers also affects the fundamental right to health