Tag: JUDICIAL

Union of India v. Minerva Mills is considered a landmark case because it had a significant impact on legal history. This bolstered the judiciary's position that "the fundamental structure of the Constitution cannot be altered" and restored public faith in the judiciary. In addition, it emphasized the significance of judicial review and a link between fundamental rights and state policy directive principles. This example further illustrates the concept of Basic Structure. In this case, the court ruled that two amendments made by the 42nd Amendment Act of 1976 violated...