subsequent Law Commissions of India

E888662

Subsequent Law Commissions of India are periodically constituted expert bodies tasked with reviewing and recommending reforms to the country’s legal and judicial framework.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Surface forms Statements Referenced by

Observed surface forms (2)

Statements (61)

Predicate Object
instanceOf expert commission
law reform body
appointedBy Government of India NERFINISHED
chairpersonUsuallyIs retired judge of the Supreme Court of India
composition Chairperson
Member-Secretary
full-time members
part-time members
constitutedBy Union Government of India NERFINISHED
country India
decisionMaking collective deliberation among members
field judicial reform
law reform
legal policy
legislative reform
focusArea civil law reform
commercial law reform
constitutional and public law issues
criminal law reform
family law reform
human rights and access to justice
procedural law and court administration
goal ensure laws reflect contemporary needs
make the legal system more efficient
reduce litigation and delays in courts
influences Parliament of India legislation
executive legal policy
judicial reforms policy
jurisdiction Republic of India NERFINISHED
legalStatusOfRecommendations advisory
not binding on Government
memberProfile experts in specific areas of law
legal scholars
senior advocates
methodOfWork consult stakeholders
invite public comments
prepare consultation papers
submit final reports
undertake legal research
natureOfBody expert, technocratic body
output Law Commission reports NERFINISHED
consultation papers
draft bills
precededBy First Law Commission of India NERFINISHED
relatedTo Law Commission of India NERFINISHED
reportsTo Department of Legal Affairs, Ministry of Law and Justice NERFINISHED
Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India NERFINISHED
task examine emerging legal issues
identify obsolete laws
improve access to justice
recommend codification of laws
recommend consolidation of laws
recommend legal reforms
review existing laws
simplify and modernize laws
study judicial administration
suggest repeal of obsolete laws
temporalNature ad hoc commission
non-permanent body
termLength fixed tenure
usually three years

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

First Law Commission for India influenced subsequent Law Commissions of India
All India Judicial Service proposedBy subsequent Law Commissions of India
this entity surface form: Law Commission of India