Prannv Dhawan The objective of this brief is to provide a comprehensive overview of the issue of domicile reservations in National Law Universities. It incorporates doctrinal research, critical analysis and qualitative insights […]
KS Research Brief: Domicile Reservations in National Law Universities
In whose interest? – Exploring the court’s role in Basti Evictions and its effects on the residents
Soumya Ghosal The article attempts to look at the judiciary’s temperament with respect to Basti evictions. To that effect, the article highlights the callous approach taken by the Courts to understand the […]
Addressing the COVID-crisis: Streamlining the IBC in a post-COVID Indian Insolvency Landscape
Prakriti Singh In this piece, the author examines the operation of the IBC in post-COVID insolvency proceedings – commenting on how the NCLT needs to have more, better trained personnel with a […]
Stigler and Regulatory Capture: A Skeptic Rejoinder to Sunstein’s Skepticism
Shivjeet Parthasarathy The article is an analysis of Cass Sunstein’s criticism of George Stigler’s ‘rule’ of regulatory capture. The author argues that Cass Sunstein’s criticism of George Stigler’s Theory is subject to […]
Siva Tests IBC: The NCLAT’s Choice Between Commercial & Judicial Wisdom
Disha Lohiya, Anurag Singh The article grapples with the principle of primacy of commercial wisdom of the Committee of Creditors. It examines and scope of the same and argues that the commercial […]
The State of Indian Media: Challenges and Possibilities : In Conversation with Ms. Saba Naqvi
Prannv Dhawan Vidhi Srivastava* Author, Journalist and Commentator, Saba Naqvi is one of India’s best known political analysts. She has published four books namely, In Good Faith (2012), Capital Conquest (2015), Shades […]
The Economic Analysis of Law: In Conversation with Dr. Shruti Rajagopalan
Parv Tyagi Dr. Shruti Rajagopalan is a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center, George Mason University and a fellow at the Classical Liberal Institute, New York University School of Law. Before […]
Solidifying Impartial Justice via Sentencing Panels
Harshita Sharma, Aditya Maheshwari The article highlights the arbitrariness and discrepancies present in the sentencing system of the Indian Criminal Justice System and attempts to outline the need for impartial sentencing via […]
Granting Inheritance Rights to Cohabitees and their Children
Ritu Bhatia and Manas Agrawal The law should define family by looking at the functions and not the form of the unions. With this shift, the definition of family will be broadened, […]
Waiting for Justice: A Critique on the Continuing Use of Battery Cages in India
Akshay Singh and Yatan Kwatra How can India break the policy deadlock to phase out the use of battery cages? 1. Introduction In the wake of the recent discovery by China’s National […]
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