COVID-19 and force majeure: a contractual perspective
Mythri Jonnala & Akash Kumar Associate(s), Tatva Legal, Hyderabad Abstract The outbreak and spread of COVID-19 has impacted the world in all aspects and has inevitably hit the economy. How…
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A critical analysis of economic benefits of bilateral investment treaties
Dr. Tharanath & Priya A. Jagadish Abstract In theory and in law objective of Bilateral Investment Treaties (BIT) is to encourage and protect investment in both countries. In case of…
Competitive issues in the new age markets – challenges and way forward
Ayush Srivastava & Ayush Srivastava Bennett University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh Abstract The basic definition of ‘market’ is similar in all areas. In the management context, ‘market’ is an actual…
Breaking myths: time to address the multidimensional concerns of child sexual abuse
Aswathy Sukumaran Ettungapady 4th Semester LL.M, Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram Abstract Myths are stories that resonate within a culture. Myths flow from a conceptual background of social stability, predictability, and…
When rehabilitation centres turn out to be deterioration hotspots
How safe are children in their shelter homes? Anjana Krishnan M 9th Semester Student, B.A.LL.B, Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram The exposition of Cambridge Dictionary on the notion of ‘rehabilitation’ is…
Homebuyers cannot be made to suffer, if fraud has been committed by developers
Vidhi Shah & Pranav Shroff Advocate, High Court of Mumbai In this paper, authors discuss on the recent Supreme Court judgment in the case of Bikram Chatterjee v. Union of…
Misbranded food under Food Safety and Standards Act 2006
Nipun Kalra 2nd Year Student of Law, National Law University, Delhi Abstract Misbranding of food has been defined under Section 3 (zf) of Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. Despite…
CAA and NRC are imperative for ensuring national security
It has been a matter of serious anguish, that a misinformation campaign has been launched to discredit the recently enacted Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 (CAA) and further leading to a…
Corporate crime – A critical analysis
Arya Krishnakumar & Sreeparvathy K Shaji 9th Semester Students of Law, School of Legal Studies, CUSAT Abstract White-collar crime is now common in almost all occupations and professions in our…
Restriction on freedom of press & media: acritical legal analysis in the context of recent developments in Jammu and Kashmir
Abdul Hamied 1 st Semester LLM Student, School of Legal Studies, REVA University, Bangalore Abstract Print and electronic media have always been a watchdog against several human rights abuses, highlighting…