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Good Faith or Bad Faith – Analysing the Enforceability of Pre-Arbitral Negotiation Clauses
No full textA Word to the Wise: The Proper Role for the Committee of Creditors in Insolvency Resolution
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The 2021 Amendment to Arbitral Legislation in India: Is it a Step in the Right Direction?
No full textReading Black as Orange: Supreme Court of India on Section 173(4) of CrPC
No full textCan the Supreme Court of India get the bare text of a provision wrong? To err is human, but when the judges of the top court in our country go wrong with something as basic as the words of a statute, it definitely cannot be overlooked as a mere error. It is one thing to interpret the provisions of a law and another to conjure up something in place of the black letters of law. No constitutional lens empowers a judge to read black as orange
The Bharatiya Sakshya Bill, 2023: A New and Unimproved Evidence Act
No full textThe secrecy in drafting the bill to replace the Evidence Act is reminiscent of colonial legislation by committee. The lack of consultation has meant that the interpretative confusions in existing law remain unresolved