In Indian law, the idea of sufficient cause plays a key role in making sure justice is fair and practical. Laws have…

In India, citizenship by birth is a constitutional right, yet a significant minority—particularly among the elderly, rural poor, and those…

An injunction is a court order that either restrains a person from doing a particular act or directs them to…

As an observer of this remarkable conversation, one could not help but sense that the bicentennial gathering at Harvard Law…

International Arbitration As The Rule Of Law In The Global Economy In the contemporary global economy, the expansion of cross-border…

India is among the most disaster‑prone nations globally. Nearly 60% of its landmass is vulnerable to earthquakes, 12% to floods,…

Objective To delineate the medico-legal distinction between deficiency in service and medical negligence in the context of hospitalized patient care…

Introduction Scientific techniques have increasingly been used by investigative agencies to aid criminal investigations. Among these techniques, the polygraph test…

Abstract The modern justice system faces an enduring dilemma: how to prevent crime effectively while safeguarding justice, rehabilitation, and human…

Urban Water Contamination And Constitutional Concerns The contamination of drinking water reported from parts of Indore in January 2026 has…