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This paper, very simply put, is an attempted subversive reading of an influential text on how judges reach a decision—The Nature of the Judicial Proc
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Mr. Sandipto Dasgupta |
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Under Indian law, when title to the matrimonial home is in the name of the husband, the wife has no right of either ownership or possession over the
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Mr. Arundbati Katju |
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Family Law
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After a legthy gestation period, the Trade Marks Act, 1999 entered into effect on September 15, 2003 with an almost unbecoming modesty, replacing its
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Mr. Dev Saif Gangjee |
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Intellectual Property Rights
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One of the problems in discussing terrosism is the absence of a general acceptances of its precise definition. Terrorism has been the subject of a hu
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Mr. Soli J. Sorabjee |
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Human Rights
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State officials or functionaries have often proved to be major perpetrators of international crimes and human rights violations across the globe. The
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Mr. Aravind Balajee |
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International Law
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The rules framed by the Department of Company Affairs for the issuance of shares with differential voting rights prescribe certain conditions that ev
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Mr. Amitav Ganguly |
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Corporate
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The Godhra incident followed by the riots in Gujarat ensured that the Supreme Court of India’s recent decision on the scope of Article 174 of the
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Mr. Rahul Agarwal |
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Miscellaneous
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