Aakanksha Singh*AbstractHistorically, property law has been defined by laws sanctioned by each nation for its sovereign territory. International law recognizes that a sovereign nation has the right to implement its laws regarding property, amongst other laws. The title to the land depends entirely on the nation in which they lie.[1] The conventional study…

Samrudh Kopparam*AbstractFor any state, protection from crime and the preservation of law and order becomes the highest priority to ensure collective wellbeing and maintenance of social and individual interests. In contemporary times, crime rates have massively increased while the conviction rate remains below par. The primary cause of this phenomenon is the sustained use of…

Sneha Suresh* & Saumya Chaudhary**Abstract The recent amendment to the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act of 2021 appears to be progressive in nature however that isn’t the case. The article begins by giving a brief introduction and background to the Act and then proceeds to delve into the legal, medical and social implications of the…

Shubham Gandhi*
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This article analyses the often-discriminatory parameters employed by courts when deciding who is granted interim relief under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The judicial system has long since stuck to giving interim relief post-arbitral awards to the winning party alone, with no legislative intent favouring this practice. The…

Analyzing SEBI’s intervention into the Rs. 4000 crore Carlyle-PNBHF deal and its corresponding legal implications

Sanath Rajesh*AbstractThis blog seeks to analyze the Securities Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) intervention into a 4000 crore rupees deal between Punjab National Housing Finance (PNBHF) and the U.S. private equity giant, Carlyle, which involved a preferential allotment of shares.…

Arshita Girdhar*AbstractThis article aims to trace the history and background of rental laws and the market in India and subsequently analyse the role that Model Tenancy Act, 2021 [“the Act”] plays in the current scenario that relates to the rental market. The background provided in the article would help in understanding the needs of both…

Ritvik Mishra*AbstractThe second wave of Covid-19 infections in India came as a huge challenge to the existent health system in the country. The loss of lives, due to the lack of preparedness on the part of the Central Government, led to judicial interference at a scale that raised several questions of constitutional relevance. This blog…