The ties of India’s constitution with international law can be dated back to the pre-independence days even during British rule, India was a separate member of the League of Nations. It was also one of the founding members of the United Nations. Indian constitution is one of the few constitutional texts in the world which…
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ADR can be defined as a technique or mechanism of dispute resolution through the intervention of the third party. In ADR the neutral third party may bridge the gap between the parties by bringing them together through the process of arbitration, conciliation, mediation or negotiation, thus the ADR aims to provide an inexpensive, speedy and…
Introduction India is one of the largest democratic countries in the world having its own constitution. The rights and interests of the people have been protected in the forms of fundamental rights under Part III and directive principles under Part IV of the constitution of India. We know that our life is full of conflicts…
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