The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“Code”) is one of the most significant legislative developments in recent years, resulting in a flurry of litigation, multiple legal interpretations, and regular modifications to deal with non-performing assets held by various Indian financial institutions. Originally, banks requiring personal guarantees from Promoters to secure their ‘skin in the game’ would always demand them and ensure …
Every economy has to change its market policies to keep up with global standards and technological advances. The Competition Act was one such change due to liberalization in 1991 to prepare Indian markets to deal with competition and control anti-competition practices. In 2018, a similar need was felt by the Government of India to review the 2002 Act and to …
While the coastal oceans and coral reefs are becoming extinct, Cruise industries are continuously growing. These industries rely on clean oceans and pretty coastlines for its livelihood, but it doesn’t hesitate to destroy the same oceans for their private gains. This article attempts to understand the cost that the environment pays to fulfil the luxurious of humanity. It begins by …
ABSTRACT: The criminalization of sex work pushes the entire industry into shadows and weakens our ability to combat coercive, exploitative labour conditions and violence against sex workers. But more than that, it reinforces the colonial and classist morality on a particular section of the society that needs to be kept in place, outside on the margins. One aspect of this …
INTRODUCTION: Extradition plays a vital role in the international battle against crime, as crimes increasingly turn international with their cross-border implications. It owes its existence to the Principle of Territoriality of Criminal Law, according to which a State will not apply its penal statutes to acts committed outside its boundaries except where the protection of special national interests is at …
