By: Andolan Sarkar
INTRODUCTION
The genesis of the Armed Forces Tribunal was caused by the observations made by the Supreme Court (herein after ‘SC’) in Lt. Col. Prithi Pal Singh Bedi v. Union of India & Others, wherein the
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Ban on the Operation of Bike- Taxi is bad in law- An analysis of the Maharashtra Government’s decision – The RMLNLU Law Review Blog
By- Kumar Aditya
INTRODUCTION
Maharashtra and states like, Delhi and Karnataka jumped on the bandwagon banning the operation of bike taxis in their respective jurisdictions. Karnataka banned the operation of the bike-taxis way back in 2016. Thereafter, many state governments
Power to Modify Arbitral Orders Through Section 37 – The RMLNLU Law Review Blog
By- Akshit Singla
INTRODUCTION
Salesmen of Arbitration often talk of a pro-arbitration regime where the courts do not interfere and all disputes get resolved by the golden process. However, the finality of Arbitral awards and minimal judicial intervention seem to
Chanda Kochhar’s liability under IPC Section 409 – The RMLNLU Law Review Blog
By- Prasun Nabiyal
INTRODUCTION
On 14th January 2023, Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India (hereinafter ‘ICICI’) Bank’s former MD Chanda Kochhar was charged with an aggravated form of “Criminal Breach of Trust” under Section 409 of the Indian
Applicability of Res Judicata and Lis Pendens in the Self-Contained Investor-State Arbitration Regime – The RMLNLU Law Review Blog
By: Gurkaranbir Singh
INTRODUCTION
Parallel proceedings in investor-state arbitration are an emerging phenomenon which operates as a stumbling block against the expeditious dispute resolution process. Such proceedings are possible in an international legal framework as international law does not provide
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Rape Lawsuit Tossed, Judge Slams Accuser’s Lawyer
Cristiano Ronaldo is off the hook in his Vegas rape case — the civil one, for now — because a judge just threw out the lawsuit against him … and kinda admonished the accuser too.
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Rethinking SEBI’S MPS Norm vis-à-vis Fostering Ease of Doing Business in India – The RMLNLU Law Review Blog
By- Mainak Mukherjee and Abhishek Bhatra
INTRODUCTION
SEBI’s Minimum Public Shareholding (herein after ‘MPS’) norm mandates that all listed companies maintain a minimum 25% shareholding in the hands of the public, ie, non-promoters. The primary objective behind implementing this norm
Another Tale of Legislative Overreach? Part II – The RMLNLU Law Review Blog
By- Deborshi Sarkar & Rishab Gupta
In the first part of the article, the authors succinctly discussed the judgment of the Apex Court in Common Cause (A Registered Society)v. Union of India. Further, the authors introduced a discussion on