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An analysis of legal remedies available to creditors arising from Assured Returns Schemes

by Shivani Setty*

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An Analysis of the Procedure for Appointment of Delegates under the Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936

by Dormaan J. Dalal*

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Dowry Deaths — Practiced by Traditions, Forbidden by Law

by Gauri Goburdhun*

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Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016: For the Protection of Minority Communities or Implicit Discrimination

by Priya Garg*

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Section 124-A IPC — Where to draw the line

by Akshay Anurag and Dibya Prakash Behera*

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The scam of spam: The fallout of Supreme Court’s decision in Shreya Singhal v. Union of India

by Aaditya Vijaykumar*

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Why the Universal Periodic Review is a redundant practice: A case study of India’s Education Policy

by Shivkrit Rai*

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Essar Steel India v. RBI†: A case comment

By Shriniket Deshpande, Senior Associate, Royzz & Co.

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Draft Model Court Management Authority Bill, 2017

The Draft Model Court Management Authority Bill, 2017 prepared by Dr. Kalpeshkumar L. Gupta, Assistant Professor- Research, Gujarat National Law University, seeks

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Right to Privacy: A look back at the 9-judge bench hearing & it’s possible impact on Aadhaar

By Prachi Bhardwaj

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Right to privacy: How the 9-judge bench decision will affect the LGBT community

By Prachi Bhardwaj

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Right to Privacy: Landmark Supreme Court rulings & why a 9-judge bench decision is crucial

By Prachi Bhardwaj

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Obscenity: Public conscience or Individual Liberty?

By Sameer Gupta*

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Judicial Appointments in India — A Critical Analysis

By Shivkrit Rai* & Nipun Arora**

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Abortion Rights in India — What could, and should be

By Aakanksha Saxena*

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New Horizon in the New Arbitration Age: A case for Case Management in Arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

By Roshan Dalvi*, Retired Judge, Bombay High Court

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Whether Two Indian Parties can have a Seat of Arbitration outside India?

By B.A. Sujay Prasanna*

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SEBI Circulars cannot be challenged in SAT: Rules Supreme Court of India

By Mr. Audip Ghosh, Senior Associate Partner at ROYZZ & CO. He can be contacted at audip[at]royzz[dot]com.

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Ready Recknor on filing Trademarks under the new 2017 Rules

Note prepared by Ms. Mahua Roy Chowdhury, Advocate. She can be contacted at mahua[at]royzz[dot]com. TM Image courtesy: https://www.coopermills.com.au

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Revival of the Start-up Capital Market : The Road Ahead

By Pallavi Choudhary*