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JUDICIAL REVIEW OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS AND HOW TO CHALLENGE IT

“Judicial review of legislative actions with respect to socio-economic rights has attracted intriguing debate among the constitutional law and political science scholars for some time now”. But time and again the judiciary has taken the liberty to comment upon numerous policies enacted by the legislature.This is evident in Anuradha Bhasin vs Union of India and  Puttaswamy judgement.This review implies the power…

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MYTH OF COST EFFECTIVENESS IN ARBITRATION

Since, the era of White industries case,the there have been enumerous instances where parties to arbitration preferred ad hoc arbitration over institutional and thereby led to greater expansion of the former over the latter.“Ad-hoc arbitration is considered less expensive than institutional arbitration, as the parties only pay fees of the arbitrators, lawyer’s fees, and the…

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CONCEPT OF BIAS IN LAW

Bias manifests itself variously and affects a decision in a variety of ways. It can broadly be classified into six categories. We shall be dealing with each kind in detail in this particular article:1.Personal Bias:It arises out of the personal or professional relationship of friendship or hostility between the authority and the parties. Its the human…

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 MNC: Prevalent  Practice,Concepts and Theoretical Framework.

 Framework The writing of the most recent decade subtleties how companies have acquired a significant increase in experience by extending their activities in abroad business sectors. Albeit countless these multinationals (MNCs) have differentiated into worldwide business sectors, because of the collapse in advanced economies; these companies have now like never before launched an immense push…

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<strong>A Critic of </strong><strong>Interest of Majority and Minority Shareholders Under Companies Act 2013</strong><strong></strong>

“Of all tyrannies a country can suffer the worst is the tyranny of the majority” – William Inge In corporate world, all democratic choices and control of a organization are made with the majority rule that is deemed to be truthful and justified. The majority rule of decision making, quite often than not overlooks the…

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Case Analysis: Anil Kumar v. State

Decided on: 16th November, 2021Bench: Justice Subramonium PrasadCase details: The Delhi High Court has denied bail to a POCSO accused tuition instructor, saying that it will take years for the youngster to recover from his or her trauma.Case brief:In a bail hearing, Justice Subramonium Prasad agreed with the tuition teacher, who was charged with sexually…

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