Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India
Civil Procedure CodeShort summary
The Supreme Court expanded the interpretation of Article 21, holding that the right to life and personal liberty cannot be curtailed except by a procedure that is fair, just, and reasonable. The Court overruled A.K. Gopalan and held that Articles 14, 19, and 21 are not mutually exclusive. The passport impoundment of the petitioner without giving her an oppor...
The Supreme Court expanded the interpretation of Article 21, holding that the right to life and personal liberty cannot be curtailed except by a procedure that is fair, just, and reasonable. The Court overruled A.K. Gopalan and held that Articles 14, 19, and 21 are not mutually exclusive. The passport impoundment of the petitioner without giving her an opportunity of hearing was held to violate Articles 14 and 21.
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