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    This document outlines the scope and aims of a study on the concept of equality enshrined under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. It will evaluate how the interpretation of equality has evolved in Indian jurisprudence, identify shortcomings, and examine the judicial outlook on equality. The study aims to answer what equality means under Article 14, its dimensions in Indian law, why it is a fundamental right, and changes needed to address modern issues regarding equality. It will involve analyzing legal principles and case law through a critical diagnostic methodology to better understand limitations and the scope of equality under the Indian legal regime.

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    This document outlines the scope and aims of a study on the concept of equality enshrined under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. It will evaluate how the interpretation of equality has evolved in Indian jurisprudence, identify shortcomings, and examine the judicial outlook on equality. The study aims to answer what equality means under Article 14, its dimensions in Indian law, why it is a fundamental right, and changes needed to address modern issues regarding equality. It will involve analyzing legal principles and case law through a critical diagnostic methodology to better understand limitations and the scope of equality under the Indian legal regime.

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    This document outlines the scope and aims of a study on the concept of equality enshrined under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. It will evaluate how the interpretation of equality has evolved in Indian jurisprudence, identify shortcomings, and examine the judicial outlook on equality. The study aims to answer what equality means under Article 14, its dimensions in Indian law, why it is a fundamental right, and changes needed to address modern issues regarding equality. It will involve analyzing legal principles and case law through a critical diagnostic methodology to better understand limitations and the scope of equality under the Indian legal regime.

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    This document outlines the scope and aims of a study on the concept of equality enshrined under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. It will evaluate how the interpretation of equality has evolved in Indian jurisprudence, identify shortcomings, and examine the judicial outlook on equality. The study aims to answer what equality means under Article 14, its dimensions in Indian law, why it is a fundamental right, and changes needed to address modern issues regarding equality. It will involve analyzing legal principles and case law through a critical diagnostic methodology to better understand limitations and the scope of equality under the Indian legal regime.

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    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

    Article 14 of Indian Constitution guarantees equality. It suggests treating everyone equally


    under all conditions. The fundamental tenet of it is that those who are in similar positions
    must be treated similarly. It makes the State responsible for taking all necessary actions to
    ensure that the promise of equal treatment of everyone is upheld. This rule states that like
    individuals should be treated similarly, yet it also states that unlike people shouldn't be
    treated similarly.

    However, the interpretation of judiciary plays an important role in implementing the idea of
    equality under Indian legal regime. The notion of equality changes from circumstances to the
    class of people that are under question. The present study is an attempt to evaluate the
    evolution of concept of India and to identify the shortcomings that exist under Indian
    jurisprudence.

    RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND AIMS OF STUDY

    1. What is the concept of equality enshrined under Article 14 of Indian Constitution?


    2. What are the dimensions of equality under Indian jurisprudence?
    3. Why is equality a fundamental right?
    4. What s the judicial outlook under Indian regime with respect to the idea of equality?
    5. What are necessary changes that are required to be adopted by Indian judiciary to tackle
    emerging modern issues with reference to equality?

    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

    The present study is diagnostic and critical in nature and attempts to provide possible
    suggestions for the problem of ascertaining corporate criminal liability. The research material
    includes primary as well as secondary sources. A major part of the study includes the
    application of well-studied principles and provisions of criminal law in relation to corporate
    law principles. An attempt has been made to understand the legal principles of criminal law
    in relation to corporate law in India. The review of case studies and judicial pronouncements
    is an essential part of the present study and research used. Several national and international
    documents have been reviewed and thoroughly interpreted before attempting to use them for
    the project work. The original work of the jurists and academicians is duly cited wherever
    used.

    SCOPE OF THE STUDY


    The scope of the present study is very relevant and vast as the current circumstances
    regarding the concept of equality are testing our sense of reality. The evolution of equality
    and the lack of required attention to be given to this concept in present times is posing a
    serious problem. This focused study on a different aspect of equality within the country. It
    also focuses on how India is behind other countries which provides for a definite solution to
    this global problem.

    The study requires evaluating legal principles and concepts associated with inconsistencies
    while determining the real sense of equality. Therefore, this research is an attempt at the
    Constitutional law in India and impact of equality as a fundamental right on society at large.
    This study further aims at finding the need for fresh sense of perception to re -consider the
    dimensions of equality in India. The study is important to ascertain limitations and scope of
    equality under the Indian regime.

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