Wednesday, 18 July 2018

IT'S OUR DUTY TO AMEND, ENACT LAW IF IT VIOLATES RIGHTS: SUPREME COURT ON SECTION 377

The Supreme Court asserted that courts cannot wait for a majoritarian government to decide on enacting, amending or striking down a law if it violates fundamental rights. The court observed this while hearing a clutch of pleas challenging the validity of section 377 of the IPC. However, the court made clear that it may not strike down the law completely and deal with it to the extent it relates to consensual acts between two adults.



TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER


DECCAN CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER


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