Introduction
Hypothesis
This study also reveals various types of writs exercised in various parts of
the world and kinds of writs available under the provisions of the
Constitution of India, 1950. It also explicit the usage of writs in India with
an unambiguous study on the differences between Writ of certiorari and
writ of prohibition.
Literature review
Contd..2.
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Chapter-wise break up
vi) Conclusion:
The writ remedy is one of the most powerful remedy given to the
people of India by the Constitution. Writs are discretionary
powers which should be exercised on sound legal principles. In a
system governed by rule of law when discretion is conferred upon
the executive authorities it must be based on clearly defied
limits. Judiciary stands to ensure that all administrative actions
are confined to the limits of the law. Thus, the writ jurisdictions
act as checks and balance of policy decisions to ensure that no
laws made are unreasonable, unfair and against public interest.
To end this submission, I must quote the words of one of the
principle makers of the Indian Constitution, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
who has given the prime importance to Article 32 among all
other articles from the Indian Constitution. He has referred that,
It is the very soul of the Constitution and the very heart of it.
Thanking You.
Submitted By
Subramonian. P
Reg.No.15551085
Roll No.80, 3rd Semester
LLB ( 3 Year ) Evening
Kerala Law Academy,
Trivandrum-695005.