Private Jails: Is it the Reform that India Needs? Suhana Z. and Binit Agrawal Justice KM Joseph, while hearing the petition in Gautam Navlakha v. NIA, remarked “There’s a study of prisons. […]
LSPR Monthly Newsletter (Volume 4)
The Cap-and-Trade System under the Energy Conservation Amendment Bill 2022 —A Job Quarter Done
Saranya Ravindran This article is an analysis of the various stages involved in implementing a cap-and-trade system in light of the blueprint released by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency and the 2022 […]
Essay Competition: International Law and the Popular Consciousness in South Asia
International Law and the Global South and Research Society of International Law, Pakistan are inviting submissions for an essay competition on ‘International law and the Popular Consciousness in South Asia’ for scholars, […]
Call for Submissions: NLS Business Law Review (NLSBLR)
The Editorial Board of the NLS Business Law Review (NLSBLR) for 2022-23 is inviting original and unpublished submissions for the upcoming print Volume 9(1) of the Journal. About NLSBLR The NLSBLR is […]
The Taut Noose Around Insider-Guarantors’ Necks
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 […]
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 […]
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