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Exploring Confidentiality in Arbitration: Navigating the Global Legislative Framework

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Published on: 25th August 2024 Authored By: Karthika R His Highness Maharajas Government Law College Ernakulam Introduction Arbitration is a widely recognized dispute resolution mechanism in which two parties through an agreement, voluntarily submit the dispute before a neutral third party called an arbitrator or a tribunal (where two or more arbitrators are involved ) […]

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PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION – EMPOWERING JUSTICE

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Published On: 25th August, 2024 Authored By: Madhumitha A SASTRA Deemed University ABSTRACT Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in India has revolutionized access to justice by allowing citizens and organizations to address societal issues through legal means. This article explores PIL’s impact on various fronts, including social justice, governance, and accountability. It discusses landmark cases that

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Freedom of Speech and Expression in Social Media

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Published On: 23rd August, 2024 Authored By: Shravani Somnath Motgi School of Law, Mahindra University Introduction: Article 19(1) [1] of the Constitution guarantees certain fundamental rights, but the State has the power to restrict the exercise of these rights. Unless the state exercises its authority to enforce private rights for the public good, these rights

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GST and fiscal federalism

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Published On: 23rd August, 2024 Authored By: Hiba Zahid Khan SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA Linkedin INTRODUCTION Federalism is essentially a two-party system in which several States and the federal government coexist. One of the cornerstones of the Indian Constitution’s Basic Structure is federalism. “K.C. Wheare, a federal theorist, has maintained that the Indian Constitution is

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Balancing Individual Rights and Administrative Discretion: The Rajesh Gupta v. Union of India Case and the Rule of Law

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Published On: 23rd August, 2024 Authored By: Shravani Somnath Motgi School of Law, Mahindra University Facts:- The petitioner, an Indian national holding passport number K0166531 issued by respondent No.2, valid from November 20, 2012, to November 19, 2022, applied for renewal on December 20, 2021. Despite the timely application, he received no updates on the

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