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The proposed changes to the fixed maturity plan regime Radhika Raman 08 May 2008
Under this model, AMCs will have to file final offer document with Sebi as against the current practice of submitting draft offer document. On the confirmation of receipt of the document from Sebi, the AMC would be free to launch the scheme. The regulator, however, will reserve the power to advise amendments, to the offer document if required, in the interest of investors.
Plea bargaining: Is it as consensual as convenient? Jasneet Kaur 05 May 2008
In my opinion, before vehemently applauding or criticising ‘plea bargaining’, it actually needs to be seen and witnessed whether the concept, which has so steadily safeguarded one of the world’s most influential judicial systems, will in actuality be able to do the same for our comparatively fragile system.
Can the chubby chicken inside the cage claim his right to life? Divi Jain 05 May 2008
Animal rights are the rights of animals to be protected from human use and abuse and may take moral, legal and practical forms.
Accrual of income Abhas Singh 05 May 2008
Taxation of income needs to take into account two important factors – firstly, the scope of tax must be wide enough to ensure the state does not overwhelmingly rely on a set of people and secondly, the quantum of taxation must be so much as to not to offset the incentive to earn more money. However, in today’s era of complex transactions it has become even more difficult to zero in onto a particular stage in transactions to identify the point in time when the income may be assumed to have reached a person and at which juncture it is advisable to tax the income in the hands of that particular individual.
Lok Adalats Sayan Chakraborty, Saumya Misra 02 May 2008
The emergence of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) has been one of the most significant movements as a part of conflict management and judicial reform, and it has become a global necessity.
Is res judicata a settled principle? Mohammed Anas Riyaz 24 Apr 2008

''Business connections'' under s.9 of the Income Tax Act - gradual changes and development Swati Upadhyay 24 Apr 2008

Statute to be read as a whole Anand Srivastava 23 Apr 2008
The phraseology of an enactment is the fundamental guide to legislative meaning and purpose, but it is language of the enactment as a whole that must be read, and not the words of a section or provision in isolation. Its clauses are not to be segregated; but every part of the statute is to be construed with reference to every other part, and every word and phrase in connection with its context, and that construction sought which gives effect to the whole of the statute - its every word.
The defense of duress under Indian law Malak Bhatt 23 Apr 2008

Pornography and the law: Dworkinian analysis is too simplistic to justify the right to consume pornography Harshvardhan Singh 22 Apr 2008
The thesis statement of this research paper is, ‘Dworkinian analysis is too simplistic to justify the right to consume pornography’. The researcher will analyse the way Dworkin presents an answer to this question and his justifications for the same.
Unregistered trademark, practice and protection in India Swapneshwar Goutham 22 Apr 2008
This paper will deal with the issue of unregistered trademarks practice and protection in India; and exclusive rights that attach to an unregistered trademark, the relief available in suits for passing off. The author also critically analyses the advantages and developments in the protection of an unregistered trademark.
A brief note on the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 Chitwan Prabhakar 21 Apr 2008

Patenting seeds and the Indian farmer Tabasum Wani 21 Apr 2008

External aids to interpretation Amit Kumar Jha 21 Apr 2008

P2P file sharing and intellectual property rights Prashant Roy 21 Apr 2008

A letter to the National Law School Review Commission Sidharth Chauhan 21 Apr 2008
Some of these issues may have already been discussed at length by other parties and touched upon in documents produced earlier such as the Report of the Expert Panel on NLSIU, 1996 (which consisted of William Twinning, Marc Gallanter and Savitri Goonesekere) and the ‘New Vision for Legal Education in the Global education scenario’ (developed under Dr. Mohan Gopal in 2001).
Case comment: BWSSB v. Rajappa Prashant Roy 18 Apr 2008

Redemption fine in Central Excise Act, 1944 and Customs Act, 1962 Shrijan Shukla 17 Apr 2008

Strikes and bandhs: The existing legal position is insufficient and impractical Dr. N C. Asthana IPS, Dr. Anjali Nirmal 16 Apr 2008

Examining objections to the jurisdictional net for merger regulation under Indian competition law Aju John 16 Apr 2008
Some sections of the Competition Act, 2002, which makes provision for some of the issues underlined by Whish, have come under scrutiny from industry. On behalf of Indian industry, a FICCI press release of February 13, 2008, pointed out a few problems with section 5 of the Act, arguing that not only would they slow down the competitiveness of the Indian economy, but were biased against Indian firms. After that, it was the 2008 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers that created a few ripples in the Indian media.
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