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Can Courts Recall a Liquidation Order to Protect Market Sentiment: Judicial Economy or Judicial Overreach?
Abstract The Supreme Court of India’s handling of the Bhushan Power and Steel Limited (“BPSL”) insolvency has triggered one of the most consequential debates in I
Suppressio Veri as Grounds for Bail Cancellation: India’s Newly Articulated Misrepresentation Standard
Introduction Personal liberty stands as a cornerstone of Indian constitutional jurisprudence, yet this fundamental right must be balanced against the equally vital imperative of en
MeitY’s 2-Hour Deepfake Takedown Window Under IT Amendment Rules 2026: Constitutionally Proportionate or Operationally Impossible?
Introduction The proliferation of artificial intelligence-generated synthetic media has created unprecedented challenges for digital governance worldwide. In India, the Ministry of
India’s 2026 IT Rules Amendment: The World’s First Binding Synthetic Content Provenance Mandate
Introduction On 10 February 2026, India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (“MeitY”) notified the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digita
Jurisdictional Conundrum: Can a Civil Judge (Senior Division) Acting as a Commercial Court Hear Trademark Passing Off Suits?
Introduction The intersection of commercial law and intellectual property rights in India has created a complex landscape that continues to evolve through judicial interpretation.
GIFT City as a Hub for Centralised Treasury Functions: The GRCTC Framework
Introduction The Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, commonly known as GIFT City, represents India’s ambitious stride toward establishing itself as a global financial hub
Derivatives Vs Shares: Tax Clarity On The Horizon
The Indian financial markets have witnessed unprecedented growth in derivative trading over the past decade, with retail participation reaching historic levels. This surge has brou
Tribal Autonomy (Fifth & Sixth Schedules) vs One-Nation Governance: Constitutional Balance in India
Introduction India’s constitutional architecture reflects a delicate equilibrium between unified national governance and the protection of tribal rights, a principle central
Motive Insignificant When Direct Evidence In Form Of Dying Declaration Exists: Supreme Court
Introduction The Indian judicial system places extraordinary evidentiary weight on dying declarations, recognizing them as one of the most reliable forms of testimony in criminal p
Section 19(b) Specific Relief Act Cannot Override Doctrine Of Lis Pendens Once Suit for Specific Performance Is Filed: Supreme Court
Introduction In a significant ruling that clarifies the interplay between contractual protections and procedural doctrines in property law, the Supreme Court of India has held that
