Law & Policy Columns (Columns)

Law & Policy Columns (Columns)

IBC
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Resolution in name, recovery in fact: The operational creditor and Section 9

Protests
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Detained on arrival: Section 172 BNSS and the borrowed power to stop a protest

Marriage
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The void marriage and the invisible widow: Why the law needs an equitable answer

Money
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Failing financial firms: Need for legislative intervention

Election
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Election sops: The proviso protects promises, not payments

SIR of electoral rolls
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SIR, citizenship and the burden of proof

Parliament
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The Act notification veto: When 'when' quietly becomes 'never'

Marriage
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Why India can no longer ignore prenuptial agreements

Intellectual Property Rights
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India is creating IP, but why can't it be financed?

RTI
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When ‘record not found’ under RTI becomes a criminal question

Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
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The DPDP cross-border transfer rules aren't live yet; so why are contracts being redrafted as if they are?

Legal Notes by Arvind Datar
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Legal Notes by Arvind Datar: Retrospectivity v. retroactivity and the need for a clear distinction

Central Vista
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Section 9D and the limits of undoing MADA: Can Parliament fetter the States' Entry 49 power?

FSSAI Raid
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Navigating FSSAI: 24 FAQs on licensing, labelling, claims, inspections and enforcemen

Courting Controversy by Nakul Dewan
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[Courting Controversy] Down the rabbit hole: Policing Wonderland for kids

Tryst with the Constitution: Swapnil Tripathi
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Tryst with the Constitution: The Chief Minister is not just first among equals

NEET PAPER LEAK
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India's paper leak law has a deadline, not a plan

Boardroom
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Can Indian company law accommodate AI directors?

Central Vista
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Money bill or constitutional shortcut? The Supreme Court Judges Bill and parliamentary integrity

Facebook
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The Meta episode: Why India’s IT platform rules need a right to restoration

Arbitration
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What the missing Arbitration Council reveals

facial recognition software
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Surveillance without statute: The constitutional void in India’s facial recognition policy

Tryst with the Constitution: Swapnil Tripathi
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Tryst with the Constitution: The 6-month exception for legislators

Law Library AI
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The hidden cost of Ctrl+V: Trade secrets, AI and limited remedies

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