Writ of Quo Warranto: History, Scope, Evolution, and Landmark Judgements
The writ of quo warranto – literally translating to “by what warrant (or authority)?”—is a writ that dates back to mediaeval England. While largely obsolete in that form, it retains its significance in modern-day India, even if it is issued lesser than other writs. This article discusses the writ of quo warranto by tracing its history, analysing its… Read More »