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Ayodhya Verdict Is Not A Precedent To Correct Alleged Historic Wrongs By Previous Rulers

The Court traveled back in time only for the limited purpose of examining the claims of possession, and not to adjudicate on an alleged historic wrong.

Kashmir Detentions; When State Itself Breaks The Law

I recently attended an interactive session with some officers of a tribunal with a view to understanding the problem of expeditious implementation of the law of compensation. When some issues arose...

Gender Equity At Workplace: Legal Haze Under The Code On Wages, 2019

UAPA For Maoist Pamphlets : A Shocking Instance Of Thought Policing

Kashmir : Far From Normalcy

Jet Airways CIRP : Need To Adopt UNCITRAL Model Law On Cross Border Insolvency

Soul-Searching From Pune To Indore Via Delhi

Condonation of Delay In Filing Petitions Under Special/Local Law – Issue Should Be Heard By A Larger Bench

RTI Amendments: An Obituary To Independent Information Commission

Why Justice Arun Mishra's Non-Recusal Is A Problematic Precedent?

Though Path-Breaking, The Operational Scope Of Sections 156(3) And 173(8) Cr.P.C. Enlarged By Breaching Judicial Propriety

The MHA Need To Have A Cautious Approach To Criminal Procedure Reforms

The Desirability Of A Permanent Constitution Bench In The Supreme Court

The Significance Of Bombay HC Ruling On Phone Tapping

Amended Section 6 Of Hindu Succession Act : Cauldron Of Confusions

Section 50 NDPS Act: Mis-Understanding The Jurisprudence Of Compliance

COFEPOSA: Is The Recent Supreme Court Judgment In Dimple Happy Dhakad Against Settled Position In Law?

Kashmir: Fundamental Rights And Sealed Covers

A Court Without Lawyers ; A State Deprived Of Justice

4 Years Of NJAC Judgment : Where Is The MoP For Judges Appointment?