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Planning to get married in Goa? www.weddingsetcgoa.com Making your 'dream wedding' possible ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I agree with Sandeep's position and the questions he has set out. The following salutary warning is worth repeating: 'We have too often seen freedom disappear in other countries not only by coups d'etat but by gradual erosion; and often, it is the first step that counts.So, it would be unwise to even make minor concessions' Lord Reid in the case of S v McC, W v W [1998] 3 All ER at 686 jc == Sandeep Heble wrote: At the Panel discussion on “Freedom of Speech and Expression” ... Vidhyadhar Gadgil and Venita Coelho, mooted a “Social Contract” Clause, i.e. advocating that Artists, Writers and other cultural practitioners must show restraint while exercising their rights under “Freedom of Expression”. In a recent discussion elsewhere, Frederick Noronha endorsed their suggestions but went one step ahead by adding that the State must legislate in such matters. I will respond to Frederick after he can clarify what kind of a “Social Contract” clause he wants the Indian State to implement. Frederick, and others who support such a Legislation, can begin by answering the following set of questions: 1. Where should the social contract start and where should it end? etc etc
