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This paper analyzes the doctrine of Promissory Estoppel through a comparative study of its evolution in England and India. It explores how the principle, rooted in equity and fairness, can extend beyond contractual reliance to ensure governmental accountability. Focusing on the socio-legal protection of sex workers, the research examines judicial precedents and welfare schemes, arguing that Promissory Estoppel should serve as a tool to uphold social justice and protect vulnerable communities from policy inconsistencies.

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Abstract The fast digital revolution has completely changed how people and companies conduct business, demanding…

The Enron Dabhol Power Project, once hailed as a landmark foreign investment in India’s newly…

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Introduction In the vibrant tapestry of Indian commerce, where trust fuels economic exchange, the continuing…

Service Agreements: Essential for Modern Businesses When two parties enter into a professional arrangement to…