Case Study for Interns
Landmark Judgments Explained
Six landmark Supreme Court of India judgments and two Westminster constitutional case studies, prepared as concise learning notes for law interns.
Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala
Basic Structure Doctrine · Supreme Court of India, 1973
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Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan
Workplace Sexual Harassment Guidelines · Supreme Court of India, 1997
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Westminster Case Studies
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Case Study Method for Interns
Use each case note to identify facts, issues, legal principles, reasoning, and practical learning for court research.
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Identify the Issue
Focus on the constitutional or legal question that the court had to decide.
Read the Ratio
Separate the binding principle from background facts and general observations.
Note the Doctrine
Write down the doctrine or test that later courts and lawyers use.
Apply to Facts
Practice applying the principle to new facts as a legal intern would in research notes.
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