Parv Tyagi All takings of private property have to satisfy the requirement of public use, lacking which the taking fails. However, the courts have been highly deferential to the requirement of public […]
Public Use Limitation in Takings: An Economic Analysis
Matchbox Manufacturers Cocking a Snook at CCI?
Aniket Panchal This article examines the recent decision of the matchbox manufacturers to collectively increase the matchbox prices vis-à-vis Competition Act, 2002. It inquires whether such an announcement requires the attention of […]
NLSIU Kautilya Society | Panel Discussions on Constitution, Domicile, and Inclusivity in Indian Legal Education
The implementation of domicile reservations in various National Law Universities (NLUs) has raised pertinent questions surrounding constitutional principles and the future of Indian legal education. These questions include whether domicile reservations have […]
Raising Legal Age of Marriage for Women: Wrong Solution to the Child Marriage Problem?
Abhayaditya Singh and Pranathi S. In this piece, the authors examine the NDA government’s proposed move to increase the minimum age of marriage for women. They argue that the proposed change would […]
Rationality by Any Other Name- Common Principles for an Evolving Equality Code: Varta Ep. 3
Sarthak Wadhwa Parv Tyagi* About Varta: Dialogues on India’s Constitutional Democracy Indian constitutionalism is in a perilous state. Its ability to guarantee democratic governance and citizens’ rights are under deep stress. This […]
KS Research Brief: Domicile Reservations in National Law Universities
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 […]
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 […]
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