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Retrospective Overruling, Prospective Overruling, Doctrine of Per Incuriam, Doctrine of Sub...
Retrospective Overruling
English courts have always followed the practice of overruling. It means that the overruled case is regarded as never having been law and...
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Call for Papers – 3rd Indian Law Conclave
The Organizing Committee of 3rd Indian Law Conclave hereby invites original abstracts of research papers and case studies on the following themes for presentation...
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Importance of Law in Society
Ramendra Pratap SinghICFAI University, Dehradun
For a society, the law is important because it is a standard of conduct for citizens. Law means the system...
Criminal Psychology & Profiling: An Overview
Puja DasAmity Law School Delhi, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Crime is an inevitable part of the society, its existence being traced to the very...
Powers of an Arbitral Tribunal for Recording Evidence
The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (“Arbitration Act”) is the law governing arbitration proceedings in India. It bestows great autonomy on the parties in...
Standing on Controversial Grounds: Revisiting the Collegium System in the light of Comparative Reform
Arushi AnthwalMaharashtra National Law University, Mumbai
Judicial appointments in India ignite a controversy of their own. Sometimes burning, sometimes subtle, the various nuances building from...
Immigration, Pandemic, and Human Rights
Adrija GuhathakurtaNational Law University, Odisha
Introduction:
Migration across borders has always been subject to xenophobic interference and racism. Apart from that, this activity has faced maximum...













































