Prakhar Tripathi is an alumnus of Symbiosis International University, Pune. Previously a Member of International Law Students Association (ILSA) at Symbiosis Law School, Pune, he shares his vast experience on Mooting and other co-curricular activities along with their role in Read more
INTRODUCTION: Refugee rights is considered to be one of the most sensitive aspects in the Human Rights arena. There have been many instances every now and then where a number of people have left their nation and migrated to other Read more
Mr. Govind has now been writing and contributing to various blogs and law review journals for a long time. He is an ace quizzer and has been a Title Young Member at International Council for Commercial Arbitration at Hague, Netherlands Read more
INTRODUCTION: The basic idea behind equal pay for equal work arises from the traditional discrimination against women in the workplace, where a woman doing a particular job is paid lesser than her male counterpart doing the same kind of work. Read more
Mr. Ish Jain has gained the accreditation of being one of the youngest advocates in India to have completed his LL.B. (Hons.) along with two LL.M. courses and Diploma in four different areas of Law. Here is his candid interview Read more
Commercial Arbitration is currently the preferred mode of dispute resolution for complex disputes. The growing popularity of Arbitration has led parties to include arbitration clauses for all large transactions and commercial agreements. An increasing number of government entities and public Read more
Ombudsman: Understanding the concept The concept of Ombudsman first evolved in Sweden and could not see any development beyond that over a hundred years. It was in the 20th century when the concept spread out in other countries like Finland Read more
The case of Selvi v. State of Karnataka, decided by a three-judge bench in 2010, is the Supreme Court’s most recent – and by far most detailed – engagement with Article 20(3)[1]. Selvi’s case includes numerous complaints challenging three investigative techniques: Read more
Q. Being the first advocate from Jharkhand High Court to have won a judgment in your favor in proceedings conducted through video conferencing, do you feel online proceedings can be conducted comparatively more smoothly? A. Video conferencing has been a Read more
WHAT IS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY? Intellectual Property or IP, as its name would suggest, alludes to the innovations of the human intellect or mind. The central objective of IP is to inspire the creation of more intellectual products which can range Read more