Approval of Licensing and Registration of Parties under Section 6
Introduction Licensing and registration are core mechanisms through which the State regulates activities involving public interest, safety, health, security, and…
Balancing Patents and Public Health: Lessons from Bayer v. Natco
Introduction India’s patent regime walks a tightrope between incentivizing innovation and ensuring access to essential products, particularly medicines. Nowhere is…
Judicial Precedents Shaping Section 126 BNSS (107 CrPC) Interpretation
Introduction Section 107 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), 1973, remains unchanged and can be traced u/s 126 in the…
WHEN BAIL BECOMES A THREAT
Justice delayed is justice denied, but sometimes, justice granted becomes justice mocked.” Introduction In recent years, the public conscience has…
The Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021: Legal Framework, Challenges, and Significance
Introduction Surrogacy, once considered a niche medical recourse, has evolved into a widely discussed socio-legal and ethical phenomenon in India.…
The “Rarest of Rare” Doctrine: Relevance in Modern India
Introduction The death penalty has been one of the most debated and controversial aspects of criminal jurisprudence across the globe.…
Invoking Arbitration Amidst Civil Litigation: The Practical Role of Sections 5 and 8 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
Arbitration has emerged as a preferred mode of dispute resolution in commercial and civil matters in India. With increasing complexity…
The Critical Role of Tribunals in India’s Justice Delivery System by ADITYAJEET
Introduction India’s legal system, rooted in the common law tradition, is often criticized for being overburdened and slow-moving. With more…
Striking Down Silence: How the Shreya Singhal Judgment Rewired Free Speech in the Digital Age
In March 2015, the Supreme Court of India delivered a verdict that reshaped how Indians interact on the internet. It…
When Treatment Turns Tragic: Know Your Rights Against Medical Negligence
Introduction Accountability isn’t an attack on medicine; it’s protection for humanity. In India, the relationship between a doctor and patient…