Supreme Court of India

Indian Young Lawyers Association v. The State of Kerala

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Bench Dr. Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud J.
Decided 28 September 2018

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Introduction The irony that is nurtured by the society is to impose a rule, however unjustified, and proffer explanation or justification to substantiate the substratum of the said rule. Mankind, since time immemorial, has been searching for explanation or justification to substantiate a point of view that hurts humanity. The theoretical human values remain on paper. Historically, women have been treated with inequality and that is why, many have fought for their rights.…

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