In this post, the authors analyse the decision of the Delhi High Court in Union of India v. Reliance Industries Ltd. to argue that allowing arbitrators to rule on their own impartiality potentially violates this principle of natural justice.
In this article, the author aims to critically analyse the principle of legal moralism and explain as to why criminalisation of conduct cannot be justified on grounds of morality alone.
In this post, the author analyzes the the mode, implementation and impacts of demonetization on the inclusive political and economic institutions of the country, including the rule of law.
Direct Tax Highlights Budget 2023 has brought about a change in the slab rates u/s 115BAC. The Finance Bill seeks to change the existing slab rates, by exempting income up to ₹ 3,00,000 from any tax, and increasing each band of taxation by up to ₹ 3,00,000 up to an annual income of ₹ 15,00,000. …
In this post, the author seeks to highlight the need for a robust Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) policy to make India a global hub for the maintenance of Aircraft and Repair. In doing so, the author draws a comparison with the existing framework and points out areas where India can make improvements.
In this article, the authors undertake an analysis of the recent Competition Amendment Bill, 2022 through a doctrinal and reform oriented approach, highlighting the features and shortcomings in the Bill.
In this piece, the author aims to shed light on the act of curtailing the fundamental right of minorities to propagate religion, referencing the recent Guwahati High Court Judgment, which upheld the Assam government act of shutting down all the state-aided madrasas.
In this piece, the author aims to shed a light on the features of the Online Gaming Regulation bill 2022, its drawbacks, and challenges faced by the legislature both at the state and central levels when it comes to regulating online gaming playgrounds.
In this piece, the authors analyse the Centre’s arguments opposing recognition of same-sex unions in light of the European Court of Human Rights’ decision in Fedotova and Others v. Russia, which imposed a positive obligation on member-states to recognize same-sex unions.
In this part of the piece, the author argues about the power dynamics in SEBI and how can procedural flaws can be fixed by giving an internal revamp.
