Author: Pankhuri, Agarwal, Research Associate “All human rights are universal, indivisible and inter-dependent and interrelated ((Pt. I, para.5 of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.)).” Human rights as a…
Author: Vedang Mishra, Research Associate “Arbitration improves access to justice. It enhances the likelihood of recovery. It delivers speedier results. It keeps costs down. For many, it is a superior…
Author: Sourish Saha, Research Associate The corporate scenario in the country has been on the rise since the 1990s. Therefore, it has become a necessity for the Indian corporate to…
Author: Shashank Sahay, Research Associate The right to live in a clean and healthy environment is not new to the Indian Judiciary. This right has been recognized by the legal…
Author: Sibani Panda, Research Associate “It might be pardonable to refuse to defend some men, but to defend them negligently is nothing short of criminal.” – Marcus Tullius Cicero The…
Author: Ekagra Jain, Research Associate The Benefits, Repercussions and Consequences of a New State with respect to the current Indian scenario To protect the unity and integrity of India, Article…
Author: Nivedita Saxena, Research Associate The constitution of any country is the basic source of law, and the provisions of all other laws are subject to the provisions of the…
Author: Anshu Bansal, Research Associate In the Common Law jurisprudence, a trust is “the legal relationship between one person having an equitable ownership in property and another person owning the legal…
Author: Donia Joevion Fuller, Research Associate Prior to World War II, the dominant thought in relation to the rights of humans vis-a-vis international law and the state was that humans…
Author: Akshay Shandilya, Research Associate In India, environment was hailed highly in the ancient and medieval eras but till 1976 there were no major legislations relating to environmental protection. It…
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