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Hole in State Exchequer: Gujarat High Court Ruling in GCCI

Ahmedabad · Ahmedabad

Hole in State Exchequer: Gujarat High Court Ruling in GCCI

Deepak Singh* Source: LawChakra The Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad in R/Special Civil Application No. 11345 of 2023 titled ‘Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry & Ors. Versus Union of India & Ors.’ recently concluded that the Goods and Services Tax is not applicable on the assignment ofleasehold rights by the lessee in favour of…Read Article

Begging for Justice: A Critique of India’s Anti-Beggary Laws

Tanya Sara George* Source: LexLife India The article critiques India’s anti-beggary laws, arguing that the prevailing legal framework reflects a punitive legacy of colonial governance repurposed for modern exclusionary ends. The analysis reveals how these statutes systematically conflate poverty with criminality, functioning primarily as instruments of exclusion and social control, reinforcing urban elitism, while granting…India · India Read Article

Reconstructing Maternity Leave: From Oocyte Cryopreservation to Single Motherhood

Ananya Garg* Source: Linkedin Oocyte cryopreservation and single motherhood bear witness to a generation's change in women's exercise of reproductive autonomy over structurally discriminatory labour markets. But the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 is grounded in a linear gestation–delivery–recovery model, obscuring the medical, economic, and social costs involved in assisted reproduction and care without the support…Read Article

Performative Harms, Constitutional Imperative – A Defense

Rajyavardhan Singh* Source: IAS Express This essay responds to Keiran Correia’s critique of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019 by defending the constitutionality of criminalising triple talaq. It argues that the legislation does more than merely declare the practice legally void. It seeks to confront the continuing social harms that triple talaq inflicts…India · India Read Article

Assessing the Artificially Intelligent Workplace: an Ethical Framework for Evaluating Experimental Technologies in Workplace Settings

Experimental technologies, including AI and robots, are revolutionising many types of work. For example, the logistics warehouse sector is witnessing a wavArtificial Intelligence See the Story

Benchmarks For The Bench: Revisiting The Three-year Practice Rule For Judicial Exams?

Prabhu & Simone Avinash Vaidya* Source: The Print The judiciary has long stood as the beacon of justice and the guardian of core constitutional values. It is therefore imperative to uphold the integrity and calibre of its members, ensuring the highest standard. Over the decades, various statutory enactments and judicial pronouncements have attempted to maximise the…Read Article

LSPR’s Panel Discussion on ‘Rules as Code’

Professor Guido Governatori, Hamish Fraser, Matthew Waddington, Tom Barraclough and Devansh Kaushik LSPR would like to acknowledge the contribution of the following people in organization of the panel discussion. Editors: Keshav Soni, Prem Parwani, Anant Prem Joshi, Uday Dabas, Rohan Mehta, Mohit Meena. Technical Editors: Shauryaveer Chaudhry, Jaisila Bajaj. Observers: Bala Yamini, Pranav Mittal, Bhavya…Read Article

Coercive Colonial Legalism and ‘some few Tarzans and Man Fridays’

Professor Satvinder S. Juss, Phd (Cantab), FRSA* Source: Economic and Political Weekly This article examines the forced displacement of the Chagossian people through the lens of coercive colonial legalism. It focuses on how the British government employed the "peace, order and good government" (POGG) clause to justify the removal, masking racialized governance under a veneer…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

SIAC Rules 2025: A Critical Evaluation in the Indian Arbitration Context

Chen Siyuan & Joel Ko* Source: International Arbitration Resources Principles of natural justice ensure fairness during inquires conducted under the PoSH Act. However, applying them very strictly without considering the factual intricacies of the case can create barriers for the complainant and witnesses and make them feel unsafe. To resolve this, courts have interpreted them…India · India Read Article

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