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Today, fear of criminal sanctions under the law of criminal defamation forces people to refrain from exercising their right to freedom of speech and expression. → Read More
If the allegations of sexual harassment against CJI Ranjan Gogoi are proved, the apex court should not hold back from levelling punishment on one of their own → Read More
The test which is thus applied by the court to decide on the contempt action is the “test of erosion of public confidence”. → Read More
The last week of outgoing CJI Depak Misra's tenure was probably the best week that the Indian legal community has seen in terms of the rights that were guaranteed to the citizens. → Read More
The Supreme Court of India has had only eight women as judges since its inception, including Justice Indira Banerjee. → Read More
The Supreme Court is again abreast with the challenge to the constitutionality of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. Before delving into the question of the constitutionality of Section 377, a brief context about the provision is in order. → Read More
The current drop in the number of qualifying students in the JEE is just a small symptom of the larger problem, the Indian educations system is facing. → Read More
The campaign for the Karnataka elections and the period just preceding it gives us valuable insight on the reasons why BJP is doing well with the masses. → Read More
The narrative of change in law, which is usually the main standpoint of protests in the wake of such incidents, is therefore self-defeating and mostly results in the number of false cases, with no effect on the deterrence of that particular crime → Read More
If one gets into details of the charges against Karti Chidambaram, his arrest will hardly come as a surprise. Instead, it would only look delayed. → Read More
The Last Battle of Saraighat offers a compelling and well-researched account of the BJP’s rise in the North-east → Read More
The Rajasthan government's Bill, in its current form, is sure to fail the test of constitutionality both under Article 14 and under Article 19. → Read More
This verdict is a sad metaphor for the current state of the Indian criminal justice system. → Read More
After the Supreme Court verdict, it is sooner the better, that the law accords criminal liability to a married man for raping his wife. The legislature should take the lead. → Read More
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 was enacted with the purpose of resolving the position of financially sick companies by either rescuing them or liquidating them. → Read More
The judgment of the Delhi High Court in the case of Mahmood Farooqui versus State, has acquitted Farooqui of all charges. → Read More
After the recent dispute concerning Insolvency Law, which involved Jaypee Infratech and its flat buyers, there has been a debate on a possible amendment to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). The IBC as should be well known is not a sectoral law. This means that it doesn’t cater to the demands and needs of any specific industry. The real estate sector, like any other sector, has its own… → Read More
Mohan Bhagwat's assertion about the need for reforms in Indian legal system is absolutely in line with established jurisprudential notions of law making. → Read More
The Supreme Court will hear advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for two Rohingya immigrants, for the second time on 11 September. → Read More
Real estate companies should be treated as an exemption on Section 53 of the bankruptcy code and home-buyers should be given some higher priority in repayments → Read More