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Justice Nariman revealed the same during his address at the launch of a book titled Miscellany at Law written by Senior Advocate Avinash Rana.

Justice Bhuyan said courts must guard against using bail restrictions under PMLA as tools for indefinite detention.

The book covers patent laws of India and foreign jurisdictions and has been written after examining more than 1,100 judgments.

Speaking at the Bar Association of Sri Lanka’s inaugural Human Rights Oration, Justice Kant said India’s legal aid system ensures that access to justice is a living reality for all.

Advocate's Diary is a project aimed at addressing the dearth of literature on court practice and litigation advocacy.

In the mid-12th century, the Pope himself declared war on the furry creatures, a decree which has not yet found its due recognition in legal treatises.

Justice Banerjee also said that there is an imminent need for the Supreme Court to correct several of its judgements on arbitration.

Although India can exercise sovereignty over the territorial waters and has the jurisdiction, it can claim no proprietary rights therein.

As much as the government may like to find fault with arbitration, it needs to introspect why arbitration has not worked for it and what it can do to course correct.

In a modest Fort campus, a leather‑bound draft of the Constitution and several books from Ambedkar’s own shelves reveal how he read, argued and wrote India into a modern republic.

Dr Padmanabhan is currently a Sloan Fellow at Stanford University. He holds Masters and Doctoral degrees from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in the USA.

The article analyses the scope of implementing the doctrine of unjust enrichment in India in cases involving questions of digital data privacy.

The event will see Supreme Court judge, Justice Hima Kohli as the Chief Guest along with Delhi High Court judge, Justice Anup Bhambhani and Senior Advocate Gourab Banerji as the Guests of Honour.

This year's topic has been chosen against the backdrop of the need for sedition laws and their relevance in modern India.

Prof. Marike Paulsson will speak about, "A Case for a 'New' New York Convention: Moving Forward by Parting With It"