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·Jul 25, 2021

Demystifying The ‘Substantial Question Of Law’ In Civil Second Appeals

By Shalini Prem — Introduction The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (hereinafter ‘CPC’) confers upon the High Courts the jurisdiction to hear appeals from appellate decrees, i.e., second appeals. …

Law

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Demystifying The ‘Substantial Question Of Law’ In Civil Second Appeals
Demystifying The ‘Substantial Question Of Law’ In Civil Second Appeals
Law

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Published in The Opinion

·Jul 25, 2021

Sports Law and Court of Arbitration for Sports in India

By Anusha Bhatt — Introduction Sports activities have been an essential part of our social culture since the time immemorial. In the ancient historic cultures, sports activities were performed to determine the strongest amongst the group. It was a form of power and pride that was bestowed upon the winner. Over the years, hundreds of…

Sports

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Sports Law and Court of Arbitration for Sports in India
Sports Law and Court of Arbitration for Sports in India
Sports

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·Jul 25, 2021

Foreign Contributions: NGOs, PM CARES and the Double Standards

By Pooja V — Introduction The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (hereinafter ‘FCRA’) was enacted to regulate the acceptance and utilisation of foreign contribution by certain individuals and organizations and to prohibit the same from being used for activities that are detrimental to the national interest. This Act repealed the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976…

Foreign

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Foreign Contributions: NGOs, PM CARES and the Double Standards
Foreign Contributions: NGOs, PM CARES and the Double Standards
Foreign

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Published in The Opinion

·Jul 25, 2021

Economic Offences: Jail, Not Bail?

By Vanshika Shroff — Economic offences have been given a special seat in criminal laws in the country. The gravity of an economic offence is directly proportional to the impact and loss caused to society. Some examples of such crimes are corporate fraud, tax evasion, money laundering, currencies forgery, and cybercrime. …

Bail

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Economic Offences: Jail, Not Bail?
Economic Offences: Jail, Not Bail?
Bail

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·Jul 25, 2021

The Voyage of Compulsory Licensing in India: The Exigency of the Pandemic

By Aishwarya Anand and Raksha Bhandari — Introduction The Supreme Court of India has always unfailingly come to the aid of the citizens of India whenever the legislature and the executive have failed to fulfil their obligations. Commandeering the role of a policy maker and interpreter of law, the Apex Court of the country took suo motu cognizance…

Vaccine

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The Voyage of Compulsory Licensing in India: The Exigency of the Pandemic
The Voyage of Compulsory Licensing in India: The Exigency of the Pandemic
Vaccine

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·Jul 25, 2021

Compulsory Licensing — The Modern Solution To A Traditional Problem

By Deeksha Anand — Introduction The race and gap between the developed and developing countries, due to patent legislations relating to biotechnology is not just present in theory but the approach of countries to tackle a pandemic/epidemic also throws a negative light on such legislations. During the SARS outbreak in 2002, the primary concern of…

Law

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Compulsory Licensing — The Modern Solution To A Traditional Problem
Compulsory Licensing — The Modern Solution To A Traditional Problem
Law

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·Jun 25, 2021

ROFR — The Missed Competition Concern of the Amazon-Future Retail Deal

By Dhriti Mitra — This article primarily explores whether Right of First Refusal (ROFR) clauses are inherently anticompetitive in nature. If it is so, then why has the Amazon — Future Retail deal excluded this Competition concern, and provided Arbitration the center stage in this dispute. · Introduction · An International Perspective on ROFR Clauses…

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ROFR — The Missed Competition Concern of the Amazon-Future Retail Deal
ROFR — The Missed Competition Concern of the Amazon-Future Retail Deal
Competition

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·Jun 16, 2021

The Unending Plight of Northeast Indians: From ‘Chinese’ to ‘Chinki’ to ‘Coronavirus’

By Satakshi Singh — This article focuses on how the Covid-19 pandemic has exposed and exacerbated racial discrimination against the Northeast Indians in India. It includes the instances of racism during the pandemic and response to the same. It discusses the legal provisions and the combined efforts by the legislature and judiciary to…

Race

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The Unending Plight of Northeast Indians: From ‘Chinese’ to ‘Chinki’ to ‘Coronavirus’
The Unending Plight of Northeast Indians: From ‘Chinese’ to ‘Chinki’ to ‘Coronavirus’
Race

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Published in The Opinion

·Jun 8, 2021

A Brief Analysis of the Politics around History Textbooks

By Arya Pathak — Despite its pivotal role in learning, the production and dissemination of textbooks has become a political matter over decades. …

History

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A Brief Analysis of the Politics around History Textbooks
A Brief Analysis of the Politics around History Textbooks
History

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·Jun 2, 2021

Conceptualising Justice And The Law: Is An Unjust Law Not A Law?

By Shalini Prem — This article uses contemporary examples to discuss the long-standing jurisprudential debate — ‘is an unjust law not a law?’. The article primarily analyses the complexities in the conceptualisation of justice and law by natural law philosophers to ultimately determine whether the validity of laws depend on their moral defensibility. …

Law

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Conceptualising Justice And The Law: Is An Unjust Law Not A Law?
Conceptualising Justice And The Law: Is An Unjust Law Not A Law?
Law

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