Article 356 of the Indian Constitution has always been in controversy as it lacks clarity. It is enforced when there is a “failure of Constitutional machinery” in a State. The Administrative reforms Commission provides the meaning of this expression.
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20 Aug: CONFIDENTIALITY OVER TRANSPARENCY? THE IMPORTANCE OF CLOSED-COURT PROCEEDINGS IN ARBITRATION
The case of Amazon v. Future Retail is the highlight of 2021, which gained spotlight due to the prominent question of law raised by it i.e., the validity of emergency arbitration and as such is pending in the Supreme Court of India
In this today era of the world, we almost hear every day chilling and heart-throbbing instances of violence, crimes, heinous torture, abuse on women, children, men slaughter and several other human rights violations particularly on the marginalized section of the society,
Life is about making choices. Either it can lead to fortune, happiness, and the welfare of people or cause destruction, unhappiness. It is important to make the right choice because it decides the future. But making the right choice is difficult.
20 Aug: COMPETITION (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2020 – A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION OR A PERFUNCTORY MEASURE?
The Competition Act, 2002 was introduced on the recommendation of the Raghavan Committee, the report of which found the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act of 1969 (“MRTP Act”)
Cyberlaw, also known as cybercrime law, is legislation that focuses on the acceptability of the behavioural usage of technology that mainly involves a computer, computer hardware, and software, the internet networks. In such vast diversification, Cyberlaw helps in protecting
Section 66A had been inserted into the Information Technology Act, 2000 via an amendment of 2008. It provided punishment for sending, through online communication services, grossly offensive messages. However, owing to the vagueness of the language used in this provision,
Ever since the Monsoon Session has convened on July 19, the parliament- both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha – has faced many disruptions to render it non-functional for most of the time that has passed since it has been convened.
In July, 2021, the Punjab and Haryana High Court in the case of Aftab v. State of Haryana , issued a notice to the Government to look into the current age of majority and bring in necessary amendments to the century old Indian majority act .
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment Bill), 2021 was recently introduced in the Lok Sabha by the government to replace the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code Amendment Ordinance 2021 which was introduced in April 2021.