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Court cannot impose additional restrictions by using tools of interpretation.

9. That the Executive cannot transgress its limits by imposing an additional restriction in the form of Executive or Departmental instruction was emphasised by this Court in Bijoe Emma...

the test of reasonableness

the test of reasonableness was introduced by the first amendment and the same fell for jural exploration within no time, in State of Madras vs. V.G. Row47. The said case arose out of a judgment of t...

law imposing any restriction in terms of clause (2) of Article 19 can only be made by the State and not by 52 the Court

33. In any event, the law imposing any restriction in terms of clause (2) of Article 19 can only be made by the State and not by 52 the Court. The role envisaged in the Constitutional scheme for the C...

any restriction which does not fall within the four corners of Article 19(2) will be unconstitutiona

28. The restrictions under clause (2) of Article 19 are comprehensive enough to cover all possible attacks on the individual, groups/classes of people, the soc...

whether additional restrictions on the right to free speech can be imposed on grounds not found in Article 19(2)

4. The second part of Question No.1 is as to whether additional restrictions on the right to free speech can be imposed on grounds not found in Article 19(2) by invoking other fundamental rights. 35. ...

Need to question authority

The First Officer felt that he couldn’t or shouldn’t speak up against the Captain and when he did so he did it so in a feeble low keyed manner. When did that, the Captain sounded irritated at being co...

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