The Madras High Court on Friday noticed the lack of response by the state government official in implementing the Government Order passed in 2010 to ensure a corruption-free and transparent administration in the State of Tamil Nadu.
This Article analyses the The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, taking into account UNCITRAL Model Law and Rules and also vastly making amendments in the law relating to domestic arbitration contained in the 1940 Act. It also discusses the salient features of the said Act.
The Gujarat High Court Bench on Friday, took suo moto cognizance of a news report on the findings of a survey by the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) which said that almost 85% of the parents who have enrolled their children in government school did not receive anything in lieu of the mid-day meals since the lockdown in March.
Himachal Pradesh, recently, enacted a law, which guarantees a more stringent plan of action against the people who force others for converting from the religion that they follow to another.
On the basis of an interim order which had been passed by the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, Reliance Retail- Future Deal filed a plea in the High Court of the Capital, in order to retrain Amazon in participating/interfering in its future business.
This Article tries to explain the contempt proceedings against stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra for his alleged tweets which attempted to lower the Supreme Court’s authority. He made a series of tweets after the Apex Court granted interim bail to Arnab Goswami, Republic TV Editor-in-Chief.
This Article analyses the difference between the secularism in France and in India, in light of France’s Draft Law Against Islamism.
In the Article, it is discussed how Judiciary has made it clear that the right of an individual to marry a person of his or her choice irrespective of any caste, race, religion, etc. is a fundamental right and is considered an important part of Article 21 which is the Right to life and personal liberty.
The IBC is adaptive, dynamic, and flexible, thus making it highly impactful, however adequate institutional capacity is essential to ensure that the IBC does not suffer from the plights of earlier reform attempts such as the Debt Recovery Tribunals.
It is essential for the higher judiciary to ensure Judiciary’s independence along with accountability and transparency which can also deal with issues of piles of pending cases. Many believe that both these obligations are conflicted, however it is essential to reconcile both independence along with accountability.
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