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Report On The National Law Aptitude Test (NLAT)
The National Law School of India University (NLSIU) issued an official statement in which the university announced that it has dissociated itself from the CLAT Consortium and it will conducting […]
Tribute To Mr. Ashok Kumar, Barrister, Sydney & INBA Member
Mr. Ashok Kumar was a Sydney-based barrister of Fijian-Indian heritage. He was meek in his demeanour and fearless in his advocacy. He was hard-working and always willing to go out […]
MOBILE PHONE BECOMES AN ESSENTIAL CONDITION FOR ANTICIPATORY BAIL IN MARITAL DISPUTE
The Supreme Court heard a pretty extraordinary case of marital dispute. The Special Leave Petition (Criminal) was filed by a woman, who was perturbed by the judgement of the Jharkhand […]
THE INX MEDIA CASE
In May 2017, the Electorate Directorate (ED), a law enforcement agency responsible for enforcing economic laws and fighting economic crime in India registered an Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR)- equivalent […]
INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION: THE INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
The governmental policies of liberalisation and globalisation adopted in 1991 have resulted in an increased involvement of foreign entities in the Indian economy by way of foreign investment and collaborations […]
COMPETITION COMMISSION TO SPEED UP M&A PROCESS
Introduction The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is a quasi-judicial body established under the Competition Act, 2002 whose main function is to ensure that the market remains free and fair. […]
SPECIAL STATUS OF STATES – ARTICLE 370
On 5TH August, 2019 The Constitution (Application To Jammu & Kashmir) Order 2019 was assented y the President of India. The motion was moved by the BJP government to abrogate […]
BABRI MASJID – RAM JANAM BHUMI DISPUTE: LEGAL PERSPECTIVE THROUGH CIVIL SUITS
We always think that the major concerned issues prevailing before our Judiciary is not so hard and can be solved easily but in reality, the things are bit different because […]
APPROACHING PRO-ARBITRATION JURISPRUDENCE: A STUDY OF “GROUP OF COMPANIES” DOCTRINE IN NON-SIGNATORY ARBITRATION IN INDIA
The celebrated principles of “party autonomy” and “party consent” structure the operation of international commercial arbitration; however, it has been criticized off-late over the aspect of compulsory consent on the […]
INTRODUCTION TO IBC
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code of 2016 is a remarkable step toward easing of exit by companies who are insolvent. Before the IBC was introduced, companies had to undergo a […]