Centre for Juridical Studies, Dibrugarh University

Trivia-Do you know that the present building of CJS is not the only building where the institute started its journey

The first three batches of CJS (2006, 2007 and 2008) attended classes in other places situated near the institute

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No one likes to be told what to eat, how to dress: SC Nobody would like to be told what to eat or how to dress, the Supreme Court today said while ruling that these activities come under the realm of right to privacy.Justice J. Chelameswar, who wrote a s

People destroying Public property during Agitations must be made to pay: SC The Supreme Court today expressed concern at the increasing number of agitations in the country in which public property is destroyed and observed that the protesters must be made to pay damages for the loss of nation’s assets. The court said it will lay down rules in this regard if the government d...

Centre tells Haryana to provide security to judge who passed order

Triple talaq, right to privacy, Ram Rahim convicted: The week India’s courts ruled

What You Eat Or How You Dress Up Not The State’s Business :Justice Chelameswar In Privacy Judgment | Live Law Among a plethora of issues touched upon in the Supreme Court nine-judge bench judgment declaring right to privacy as a fundamental right, Justice Jasti Chelameswar indirectly commented on certain burning issues without directly referring to them. At a time when certain organizations and state govern...

Justice KK Mathew - The Unsung Hero of Article 12 Jurisprudence While Ajay Hasia is acknowledged as the landmark decision on Article 12, the story behind that decision reveals the contribution of Justice KK Mathew.

Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $417 million to ovarian cancer victim

Independent India need not lag behind, SC said this on Triple Talaq Triple Talaq verdict: The Supreme Court of India today set aside the practice of talaq-e-biddat, or triple talaq, by a majority of 3:2.