Himachal Law Journal: Investigation, Compulsory Retirement and Service Law

Himachal Law Journal masthead beside the snow-covered Tudor-style Himachal Pradesh High Court building.

This edition of the Himachal Law Journal brings together recent decisions on further investigation, compulsory retirement, securities fraud, partnership assets, contractual security, malicious prosecution and criminal process. It also consolidates the week’s principal Himachal Pradesh service-law rulings on regularisation, recruitment, compassionate appointment, compliance with judicial orders, probationary termination and cadre structure, followed by selected decisions from the Himachal Law Archive.

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The Right to Die with Dignity in India: The Law After Harish Rana

The right to die with dignity in India is not a general right to end one’s life. It is the legally protected right of a competent person to refuse unwanted medical treatment and, in narrowly defined circumstances, to permit the withdrawal or withholding of life-sustaining treatment when recovery is no longer possible. The law has taken more than a decade—and four important Supreme Court decisions—to reach its present form.

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