Aparna Sojan Employers should be held vicariously liable for sexual harassments that are engendered by employment. On 30th January 2020, a judgment delivered by EWHC was lauded for advancing the jurisprudence surrounding […]
Aparajita Kaul Mandatory imposition of the Aarogya Setu app as a condition in bail orders is unlawful and raises a concern regarding the courts’ discretion in conditional bails. The government-propagated Aarogya Setu […]
Ritika Goyal and Smriti Shukla This post is Part-13 of Our COVID-19 series The outbreak of the COVID-19 and the increasing death toll, has taken us to a puzzling issue: whether rights […]
Yash Jain and Ayushi Dubey The test of reasonable apprehension of bias must be applied to decide that no person should be a judge in his own cause and justice should not […]
Aanchal Bhateja Criminalization, considering its impact on the society and individual, should be the ultima ratio of any mindful legislative policy. When it becomes inevitable, constitutional morality remains a fairer principle than […]
Varun Kannan The constitutional challenge to the Article 370 amendment hinges on the manner in which the Supreme Court applies and interprets its 1972 decision in Mohd. Maqbool Damnoo. This is significant […]
Harsh Tiwari In order to achieve a reduction in the pendency of cases and a return to the Supreme Court’s original role as a final appellate court, a national court(s) of appeal […]
Harshit Goyal Time and again, Gaza has signed numerous international agreements over a variety of issues but the question still persists, is there an international law for Gaza? Introduction Gaza is a […]
Tanishk Goyal, Naman Agarwal and Rishabh Singh Moving from the redundant ERP Test to the twin principles of the CVT and the theory of transformative accommodation could go a long way, in […]
Tanishk Goyal, Naman Agarwal and Rishabh Singh It is quite perspicuous that three of the honourable judges prescribed to the populist understanding and definition of the little enhanced arena of constitutional morality […]
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