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The Exemplary Eleven: Stories of the Remarkable Women Judges of the Supreme Court

There is no better day than International Women’s Day, to celebrate and cherish 11 formidable women, who have graced the halls of the Supreme Court as Judges and have paved the way for many women to dream to reach the top!

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International Women’s Day 2023 | Inspiring Quotes from Women in Law and Power

For the days you doubt yourself as a woman, another woman may become a torch bearer for you. On International Women’s Day

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Critical Analysis of GAAR in Light of the Constitution of India and DTAA

by Bhola Shankar†

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The Use of Arrest in Civil Execution Proceedings — A Last Resort in Exceptional Cases

by Akshat Kabra†

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Swiss Challenge and Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code – Does the Shoe Fit The Size?

by Swarnendu Chatterjee†, Anwesha Pal†† and Megha Saha†††
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Resolving the Dichotomy between Section 115 of the Mental Healthcare Act and Section 309 of the Penal Code

by Harshita Gupta†

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Whether CCI has the Authority to Issue an Order for Additional Inquiry

by Prashant Kumar†

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Can an Executing Court Discharge a Director from Personal Liability in a Joint and Several Decree?

by Syed M. Ahmad†

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Highlighting the Key Issues Faced by Tech Innovators While Protecting their IPs in India

by Anirudh Swami† and Rishabh Manocha††

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Realising India’s Potential to become an Arbitration and ODR Hub

by Arif Mohammed Madani†

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Difference between Promissory Estoppel and Legitimate Expectation: Explainer

by Arpit Sarangi†

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ESG: New Governance Standards or Financial Burden on Public Shareholders

by Nidhi Singh†

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Extra-territorial Application of Customs Act, 1962

by Anamika Mishra†

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Can States have Additional Restrictions on Online Gaming?

by Vinayak Kulkarni† and Ashok Bannidinni††

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Cognizance of Criminal Contempt by Single Judge of a High Court under the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 in Absence of Any Rules Framed by the High Court — Permissibility

by B. Shravanth Shanker† and Monalisa Kosaria††

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Supreme Court’s Tale of Strength

The discourse around judicial vacancies and 7 new Supreme Court appointments have created quite a curiosity regarding the workings of the Supreme Court. With the Supreme Court now functioning at its full sanctioned strength, there is however, an interesting history of this Sanctioned Strength- (hint: it was not always 34!)