The Fall of Enigma – Short Story
Hemant K Batra, Author & Writer Venkateshwara Murthy, known as `Venky’ to his family and friends was 30 years old in 2001. He had graduated in law in 1994 from …
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Shooting from the heart
Ipsita Banerjee, Lawyer & Writer Photo Source: BigStockPhoto Last month saw my husband and I vacationing in Goa with only the older daughter in tow. The other one took off …
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Diplomacy not the only channel to probe Agusta case
Whenever news of an ample scam breaks, all the usual noises are made: a thorough CBI probe has been ordered; the guilty will be booked; evidence has been sought from …
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Dogma of Stare Decisis: Elucidation
Stare decisis, a principle of prudence, one of the pre-eminent doctrine which is a Latin term meaning ‘To stand by things Decided”. It is a doctrine of the courts of …
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Law And Living-in
Indian laws are now heavily women biased: a whole heap of legal benefits flow to women in both marriage and live-in relationships that don’t flow in the other direction, writes …
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Net Neutrality: Levelling the Playing Field
“What are we having this liberty for? We are having this liberty in order to reform our social system, which is full of inequality, discrimination and other things, which conflict …
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Reimagining India’s Legal System
We need to re-imagine our criminal law to address the wounds of the victims of crimes, not the outrage of the bystander, says Ranjeev C Dubey There comes a time …
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Blow to Black Money – The Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets (Imposition of Tax) Act, 2015
Black Money: There is no uniform or crystal clear way to define Black Money in economic sense. In a broad sense, it can be said to be that money on …
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E-commerce in India
“You know, if you make a customer unhappy they won’t tell five friends, they tell 5000 friends.” – Jeff Bezos, Founder & CEO of Amazon The definition of e-commerce is …
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Need for Promotion of Arbitration in India
Brief History: Arbitration and mediation are forms of alternate dispute redressal (hereinafter, ADR) mechanism which have become necessary due to the incredible arrears of cases which have stacked up in …
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