All Bark & No Bite: The Indian Government’s Banana Decision of The Tribunals Reforms Act, 2021
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The Essential Defence Services Ordinance, 2021 – Draconian Par Excellence
“Protesting is never a disturbance of...
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The Model Tenancy Act, 2021 – Envisioning ‘Affordable Housing for All’
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Buyers’ Cartel: A Half-Hearted Attempt to Widen CCI’s Scope
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Tailoring Dynamic of Corporate Social Responsibility in India
It seems that people have answered...
Abandoning the Hammer- A Case for Looking at Article 356 with a Critical Lens
Recently, a plea was filed before the Hon’ble...
Non-Fungible Tokens: Examining its Legal Validity in India
The newest fad in the market...
Issuing Bonus Debentures: A Need to Clarify the Cloudy Regime
The issue of bonus debentures (“BD”),...
SCI-HUB CASE: LEGALLY REMOVING THE BARRIERS IN THE WAY OF SCIENCE
Students and academicians must go through...
Analysing the Unlawful Religious Conversion Ordinance, 2020 through the prism of proportionality
This article has been written by Saikishan B Rathore and Prathiksha Chandrasekhar, students at Gujarat National Law University, and School of Law, Christ University, respectively.
Analysing the Unlawful Religious Conversion Ordinance, 2020 through the prism of proportionality
The Uttar Pradesh Government recently criminalized the conversion...
