Volume 2: ISSUE 1
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN DEVELOPING WORLD By Kunal Choudhary (LLM Student at JGLS) AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR PRIVATE EQUITY IN INDIA: KEY DEVELOPMENTS – Utkarsh Pandey, SS Pathak & S N Mishra (Students at CNLU-Patna)
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN DEVELOPING WORLD By Kunal Choudhary (LLM Student at JGLS) AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR PRIVATE EQUITY IN INDIA: KEY DEVELOPMENTS – Utkarsh Pandey, SS Pathak & S N Mishra (Students at CNLU-Patna)
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE ROLE OF CCPA – Rishi Saxena (Senior Partner at Neeraj Associates) RAPE LAWS IN INDIA-A CRITICAL COMMENT – Tharun Pranav (Student at Christ University-Bangalore) THE DEMOCRATIC HEALTH OF INDIA: AN EVALUATION – Priyanandan Kumar & Prakash Pandey (Students at KPMSOL, NMIMS-MUMBAI & SLS-PUNE) AN ANALYSIS OF CONSTITUTIONALITY OF RCR – …
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND AI AT CROSSROADS – Megha Gautam (Student at Amity Law School-Noida) THE NEED FOR A UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN INDIA – Aayush Pandey (Student at GNLU-Gandhinagar) LAW OF GUARANTEE & ITS SCOPE UNDER IBC – Suhani Singh (Student at CNLU-Patna) CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF SUSPENSION OF LABOUR LAWS IN INDIA – Shivendra Nath …
SCOPE FOR UPDATING TAX LAWS IN INDIA – Sakshi Pandey(Student at Banasthali Vidyapith-Rajasthan) AN ANALYSIS OF SALE OF GOODS ACT, 1930 – Maitreyee Dubey(Student at UPES-Dehradun) CASE COMMENTARY ON INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION vs V.P SHANTHA – Ayush Raj(Student at MNLU-Nagpur) SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS OF WOMEN – Purnima Shekhar(Student at CNLU-Patna) DIGITAL VACCINATION AND ITS …
INTRODUCTION On June 3rd 2021, Britannia Industries allotted unsecured, non-convertible redeemable, fully paid-up debentures as bonus debentures to its equity shareholders to raise 698.51 Crores as per the scheme of arrangement. These debentures can be redeemed after 3 years and are proposed to be listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange. …
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Revised Swiss Rules of International Arbitration: Boon or Bane? The Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution (SCAI) has recently been renamed the Swiss Arbitration Centre, which will handle cases under the amended Swiss Rules of International Arbitration. This article summarises the most significant aspects of this reform, which aims to further establish Switzerland as a desirable location …
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The European Union’s proposed artificial intelligence (AI) policy, which was unveiled on April 21, is a direct challenge to Silicon Valley’s widely held belief that the law should stay out of burgeoning technologies. The plan lays up a complex regulatory framework that prohibits certain AI applications, strongly controls high-risk applications, and controls less dangerous AI …
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BAD BANK: IS IT A NECESSITY OR A MORAL HAZARD – Priya Dutt(Student at NALSAR-Hyderabad) E-GAMING: KEEPING UP WITH THE TREND – Aditya Pandey(Student at CNLU-Patna) A QUEST FOR INCLUSION, LEGALISATION & RECOGNITION FOR SAME-SEX UNIONS IN INDIA – Arunima Singh(Student at NUSRL-Ranchi) AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL EDUCATION INDIA – Nisha Bharti(Student at UPES-Dehradun) RIGHT …
Introduction “Language is the road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where they are going.”- Rita Mae BrownThis phrase hits the nail on the head when it comes to the problem I am talking about. A language can be a flag-bearer for a nation’s domination throughout the globe. …
ROLE OF NGOS IN PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS Introduction “The evolution of the human rights movement clearly illustrates humanity’s ongoing struggle toward creating a better world.” – Robert Alan Human rights are commonly understood as basic, inalienable, fundamental rights which a person is entitled to (inherently) simply because she or he is a human being, regardless …