LL.M Dissertation 2016-17

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Parliamentary Privilege in India- An Analytical Study
(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Chakraborty, Varuna; Nath, Himangshu Ranjan
The provision of the constitution dealing with parliamentary privileges and immunities bear a special mark of indebtedness to the centuries-old conventions established and maintained in this regard by the mother of parliament, the British Parliament. In fact, this is the only section where a direct reference to the House of Commons was originally made in the Constitution.
Role of PIL in Protecting and Promoting the Rights of the Disadvantaged in India: A Critical Analysis
(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Biswas, Partha Shankar; Nath, Himangshu Ranjan
Public interest litigation has historically been an innovative judicial procedure for enhancing the social and economic rights of disadvanataged and marginalized groups in India. It has a vital role in the civil justice system in that it could achieve those objectives which could hardly be achieved through conventional private litigation. PIL for instance offers a ladder to justice to disadvantaged sections of society.