

Balancing Justice: The Complex Interplay Between Public Opinion And Judicial Independence
In countries like India and the U.S.A., independence of Judiciary lays down the foundation of democracy. One of the four minimum requirements for securing independence

Re-Evaluating the Corporate Veil in Environmental Catastrophes
Abstract The corporate veil is an anchor of corporate law and normally protects shareholders and directors from liability. In environmental catastrophes, this shield shields the

‘A Paradoxical Majority ?’: Making A Case For Affirmative Actions in Parliament For Young
A few heart whole, sincere and energetic men and women can do more in a year than a mob in a century. – Swami Vivekananda

Resolving The Tussle Between ONPs And Big Techs Via Ex- Ante Regulations: Debarking A Madhyam Marg
1. INTRODUCTION In the past decade, the digital economy in India has seen a rapid growth bolstered by the ready accessibility of smartphones and internet connectivity. This digital

Fixing Family Feuds: Evaluating Mediation In Matrimonial Disputes In India
Introduction “An ounce of mediation is worth a pound of arbitration and a ton of litigation.”[1] The statement metaphorically yet beautifully captures the essence of

Sanctuary or Sovereignty? Analysing India’s Stance on Non-Refoulement
The blog discusses the widely recognised international principle of non-refoulement and how India has escaped its customary law status. The discussion delves into India’s legal stance, elucidating why the country remains unbound by the principle of non-refoulement, despite its global acceptance. The blog uncovers the legal justifications India employs to avoid obligations under international law, enabling the state to engage in practices that contradict the principle’s essence.
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