International Env Law is last topic in International law subject of law optional UPSC syllabus. Three types of question is asked in exam from this topic,

1. Major Principle of Stockholm Conference
2. Impact of Those principle in development if Interantional Env law
3. How far it has been successful.

All abover perspective has been covered in this blog published today.

https://www.defactolaw.in/post/international-environmental-law-and-stockholm-conference

Nothing more is required to be covered in this topic

It's sunday and as we publish each sun and Thu article for law optional. Today's are article is about ordinance making power.

It covers in detail meaning of 'satisfaction' of president, 'ordinance as a legislative power'' with precise case law.

As always article is sufficient for this topic. Have a look.

https://www.defactolaw.in/post/ordinance-making-power-of-president

It also have constituent assembly debates as well as it's utility in democratic country like India. Grounds of challnege etc.

Guys as courts are closed and not much significant judgement vis a vis law optional hence no current affair this week.

Hopefully either side is enjoying/not enjoying election results. Will update next week !

Guys it's 1:30 PM and on election result day suprisingly found Justice Ganguly (Former judge) Calcutta High court, BJP candidate sipping coffee with us in CP coffee house.

Total sign he accepted defeat. May be two year more on bench would have been more better for him instead of resignation. 😂

property and compensation.pdf

Very important article for any question related to right to Property. If you remember the word 'compensation' was repalced by 'amount' so that actual value of property is not given, when state acquires it.

Bow SC in This decision has held that's not the case interpreted article 301A. Imp para from pdf.

The recent decision of the Supreme Court in Kolkata Municipal Corporation has
fleshed out seven di!erent facets which are protected under Article 300-A. These
are: The right to notice; the right to be heard; the right to a reasoned decision; the
duty to acquire only for public purpose; the right of restitution or fair
compensation; the right to an e"cient and expeditious process; the right of
conclusion.
The Court has concluded that the absence of even one of these features would
render the law susceptible to challenge. The right to restitution or fair
compensation judicially a"rms the position prevailing when the unamended
Article 31 was in force, and the interpretation expounded in the Bela Banerjee
case on the aspect of payment of compensation. A person deprived of land by the
state in the exercise of its power of eminent domain is entitled to be paid
compensation which is just and reasonabl

Today we published an article on NIEO, New international economic order is an important topic for International Law Syllbus of Law optional.

Often NIEO questions are asked interconnecting it with WTO and how it has changed other international economic institutions. It's principle and effectiveness. This article covers the same. Have a look.

https://www.defactolaw.in/post/nieo-principles-challenges-and-developing-countries

Law Optional Foundation Batch is starting from Tomorrow (7th June 2024)

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As last week there was not much relevant current affair for law optional (Supreme court is on vacation).

This week we have published it. Two major development in IL has been discussed. Have a look.

Download pdf from https://www.defactolaw.in/law-optional-current-affairs-upsc

https://www.defactolaw.in/post/right-of-minority-to-establish-and-administer-education-institutions

I don't think apart from above anything else is needed in question related to 29 and 30. Both philosophical or case law based questions can be handled by this article in law optional syllabus. Have a look.

As we publish one article on Sunday and thurday. Today's article is about Anti defection. For law optional mostly case law based content is needed to answer these questions.

https://www.defactolaw.in/post/anti-defection-law-case-laws-and-10th-schedule

Have a look

Hello Everyone, Hopefully your prelims was very good. I think paper was good, those who had done pyq and ncert would have attempted all.

If you are clearing prelims then after a day or two of rest start with mains.

Don't join any test series for now, if you are on boarderline, if you are confident then join tests and start preparing.

Atleast optional revision should be completed in next 15 days once. Result usually come after two week. Anu furthur query do email me personally on emailaditya9@gmail.com

This week law optional current affair(9th - 16th June 2024) is uploaded.

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This week law optional current affair(17th - 23rd June 2024) is uploaded.

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As we Wait for prelims result, today we published the article on Parliamentary control of DL, Admin law part of law optional UPSC

https://www.defactolaw.in/post/parliamentary-control-of-delegated-legislation-in-india

Content in Above article is as follows, it covers entirety of this topic, nothing more is required from UPSC mains question point of view

1. Direct Parliamentary Control
2. General Control
3. Special Control: The Laying Procedure
4.Indirect Parliamentary Control
5. Procedural Controls
6. Publication
7. Consultation
8. Challenges and Reforms
9. Case laws on Parliamentary Control
10. Vital Safeguard for Democracy

This week law optional current affair(24th - 30th June 2024) is uploaded.

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This time we have added in weekly focus Ethics(GS paper IV) and law optional article as well.

This will be regular affair now. We will have one common topics article eavh week.

Other optional people take help from those optional in ethics why can't we?

5_6059728233614545334.pdf

Prelims result is out.

Congrats to those who have qualified prelims, those who haven't don't worry, you will surely qualify next year.

As I do each year, this year as well will be sending out CLD and some other notes for law optional mains. Even if you have filled it earlier fill again, as it is easy for me to send document to an email list. Fill the form below


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Following pdf would be sent
1. Current Case Compilation Topic Wise
2. IPC and BNS comparative Short Notes
3. CLD each Topic Concise Notes
4. 1 Free test, irrespective of admission
5. Topic wise Good Lines

Rest I will email in detail as to how and when it will be sent. Best of luck for exam, prepare well. This year as well law optional success ratio should not decrease, on us is on you in a way for making law a popular optional. 😊

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Article in the hindu today. Excellent review of judgement related to article 25,26 and criticism of it. How it was recently decided by Madras High Court. Interesting read.

How judge read religious practice as a part of privacy rights is quite interesting. It turned the essential practice doctrine on its head.