Confident, Major, Educated?
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Mayank Agnani
Student at Institute of Law, Nirma University, India
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Tanishee Ranjan
Student at Institute of Law, Nirma University, India
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DOIhttps://doij.org/10.10000/IJLMH.118253
Abstract
The article examines the discrepancies faced by the parents of minor girls who run away from their homes and are unable to get them back due to the boundation of the courts to abide by the will of the corpus and are unable to get them back. The Article also examines the Doctrine of Sole Respository and how the writ of Habeas Corpus directly comes under the perview of Article 21 and emoahsizes its enforcement. It further highlights the reasoning of various high courts while granting the writ of habeas corpus in such scenarios. The Artice concludes by examining how the courts are commited to safeguard the rights and act according to the will of the Corpus. It also examines the socio-legal aspect of such right granted by the Constitution.
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