Yash Sinha The present insolvency regime disregards the significance of a special class of guarantors. These belong from a company’s personnel. They ease loan-procurement during the company’s solvency. Their personal assets help […]
The Taut Noose Around Insider-Guarantors’ Necks
Unfair Business Practices by Food Delivery Platforms: An Analysis of the Competition Commission’s Assessment
Anay Mehrotra In the case of The National Restaurants Association of India v. Zomato and Bundl Technologies we relook at the digital re-applicability of existing competition law both Indian and international. This […]
In Memoriam: Prof. (Dr.) Joseph Raz FBA
Raag Yadava In May, 2022, the world lost Professor Joseph Raz, one of the foremost jurists and politico-legal philosophers of our time. In this piece, Professor Raag Yadava looks back on Professor […]
Commutation of Death Sentence: Balancing the Scales of Retributive and Restorative Justice
Vanshika Agarwal Death sentence – an age-old debate – has once again surfaced, particularly due to the reconceptualising judgements of the Supreme Court. Supporters of the death penalty have argued that the […]
Case Comment – M/s Knit Pro International v. NCT of Delhi: Offences under S. 63 of the Copyright Act, 1957
Raghav Bhatia and Diali Sahana Introduction Recently, the Supreme Court of India, in M/s Knit Pro International v. The State of NCT of Delhi, has observed that offences under Section 63 of […]
The Law, the Courts, and Queer Bodies
Sarthak Virdi There exists a plenitude of literature that analyses the reasoning, impact and transformative potential of Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India and NALSA v. Union of India. However, the […]
The Environment, Rawls, and the People
Shubh Sahai, Pankhuri Gupta, and Akshat Jha Accounts from the COP-26 at Glasgow show a renewed international pressure on homogenous and universal net-zero targets. Given this political environment, it is necessary to […]
LSPR Fortnightly Newsletter (Vol. 3)
Dial 1800-CNPN: The Private Network Wrench in the Works of Telecom Oligopoly Sarthak Wadhwa and Aman Sharma* On 26th July 2022, the Government of India – through the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) […]
Enforcement of Fundamental Duties – Safeguarding or Limiting Rights?
Saranya Ravindran This piece is an analysis of the enforcement of fundamental duties, as enumerated under Article 51-A of the Constitution of India. To that effect, it analyses the current philosophical understanding […]
Mapping Indirect Discrimination in the Constitutional Framework of Equality and Non-Discrimination
Aditi Roy and Sanjana Gupta Article 14 of the Indian Constitution sets forth the law of equality while Article 15 advances the concept of non-discrimination. While the Indian judiciary has extensively debated […]
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