Keshav Somani The National Green Tribunal cannot exercise suo motu jurisdiction and initiate proceedings on its own motion as it did in the recent case of the Vizag Gas Leak. Introduction The […]
The Suo Motu Powers of the National Green Tribunal
Combating Economic Warfare via the WTO: Contextualising Chinese Apps Ban in the GATS Framework
Investors will be wary of risking investment in countries if economic warfare measures become the norm. Ayushi Singh Multilateral trade relations have endured major shifts towards unilateralism and protectionist narratives. There has […]
The Conundrum of Ecology v. Economy: Analysis of the EIA Draft 2020
Shravani Shendye and Oshin Malpani Does the EIA Draft Notification, 2020 adhere to India’s obligations under the domestic and international legal framework in tandem with sustainable development goals? Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) […]
Countering Fake News: A Critical Appraisal Of The Intermediary Guidelines (Amendment) Rules, 2018
The new rules are impracticable when analysed on the basis of the technical parameters of: tracing, automated filtering and content removal. Aditi Mishra and Kavya Arora INTRODUCTION While the world is struggling […]
Delisting of Shares: An Opportunistic move by Promoters?
Eshvar Girish It is a common perception that the market capitalization of companies during an economic downturn does not indicate the true value of its businesses. This can be attributed to the […]
Invocation Of Bank Guarantees And Principle Of Unjust Enrichment
Purbasha Panda Introduction In the backdrop of a nationwide lockdown, business entities are knocking doors of courts with multitudes of contractual disputes. One such kind of dispute relates to the question of […]
All India Judicial Service: A Policy Critique
Dhananjay Dutta Shrimali and Lokendra Singh Chouhan Central Government is planning to come up with a draft policy for All India Judicial Service ridden with some problem, which makes it another form […]
Dual Regulation of Co-operative Banks- A Constitutional and Policy Analysis
Bharat Harne Analysing the judgement in Pandurang Ganpati Chaugule v Vishwasrao Patil Murgud Sahakari Bank Ltd The Supreme Court (‘Court’) on 5th May in Pandurang Ganpati Chaugule v Vishwasrao Patil Murgud Sahakari […]
Is popular culture’s protest tide a movement or a moment?
Ifra Shams Ansari A “cultural divide” can lead to a “political divide”. Certain years in history evoke images of mass demonstrations and revolutionary ferment but the year 2019 will go down in […]
The Unconstitutionality of Section 67 of the Information Technology Act: Part II
Is it becoming the new Section 66A? Madhurika Durge and Karan Kamath Click here for part I Brave New Words Section 66A of the Act was struck down in Shreya Singhal v. […]
