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‘Too Presumptuous’?: Electoral Bonds Judgment and the Presumption of Constitutionality Doctrine

Anujay Shrivastava * I. Introduction The Supreme Court of India in Association for Democratic Reforms v Union of India (2024) ( ‘EBS...

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Between Similarity and Congruity: Exploring the Tertium Quid of Relevance

*Harshit Goyal Introduction Imagine that it’s the year 2050, and despite all the interpretative controversies, the government in Hart’s...

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Unilateral Fee Revision and Bias: Grounds for Terminating an Arbitral Tribunal's Mandate on Account of de jure Ineligibility?

*Madhumita L. Introduction Indian Courts are witnessing a steadily increasing stream of cases where the fees charged by arbitral...

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XVI NLSIR Symposium: TWAIL Approaches to Jurisdiction [Volume 35(2)]

Introduction The National Law School of India Review (NLSIR), in collaboration with the California International Law Center, UC Davis...

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Judicial Interference Over Arbitral Autonomy: The Need to Revisit Lombardi Engineering v. Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd.

Akash Surya I. Introduction Recently, in the case of Lombardi Engineering v. UJVNL ('Lombardi'), the Supreme Court (‘SC’) heard an...

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A Framework for Reasoned Automated Decision-Making under Indian Administrative Law

Chytanya S. Agarwal I. Introduction Decision-making, in general, involves a constant trade-off between external costs and decision-making...

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Power to Eliminate Grounds for Setting Aside an Award Under S. 34(4) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: Reduced to Redundancy?

Mansvini Jain Introduction The ability of courts to nullify a final arbitral award is a crucial and often contentious intersection...

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Regulation of Pension Funds in India: A Critical Analysis

Rhea Paul I. Introduction Population ageing is expected to be one of the biggest transformations in the 21st century, with an impact on...

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Special Challenges in Execution of Arbitral Awards in Public Private Partnerships

Note: This is an advance article from Volume 35(1). Srividhya Ragavan* Niraj Kumar Seth** Abstract With around 47 million pending cases...