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Law Day Address By Dr. L. M. Singhvi, (Advocate) President, Supreme Court Bar Association

I am also grateful to the Bar Associations of different High Courts for their concurrence in implementing the idea of Law Day. I am confident that in the years to come Law Day will be observed and celebrated not only in the Supreme Court and the High Courts, but also

The Judgment

I am a Judge addressing Judges and naturally a controversial political topic cannot be the subject of my talk and it is not. The title of Kuldip Nayyar's book is not in fact original. Frank Kafka, the famous Czech writer wrote a story of that name in 1916.

Problem of Corporate Citizenship and Fundamental Rights in India

A question has been asked : â€œTake two of the rights guaranteed under Art. 19 (1) (f) and (g). Can it be suggested that a corporation which, let us assume, is Indian in every sense of its term â€” its shareholders, are Indians, its directors are Indians, its capital is

Corporate Criminal Liability - White Collar Crime

Development of concept of Corporate Criminal Liability Corporate crimes are those crimes which are committed by corporations or members of corporations where liability is imposed for performing any acts or omissions which are punishable by law.1 In Zee Tele films Ltd. v. Sahara India Co. Corp. Ltd2 ,where a

Arbitration : Laws and Flaws

Arbitration : Laws and Flaws

Arbitration is a system of adjudication of a dispute by a Judge appointed by the choice of the parties. In rural India it was the only prevalent and widely accepted mode of dispute settlement for several centuries. It was simple, inexpensive and revered as a decision given by Almighty through

Arbitration : Laws and Flaws

Arbitration is a system of adjudication of a dispute by a Judge appointed by the choice of the parties. In rural India it was the only prevalent and widely accepted mode of dispute settlement for several centuries. It was simple, inexpensive and revered as a decision given by Almighty through

â€˜Seatâ€™ of Arbitration & its relation with Jurisdiction of Courts.

â€˜Seatâ€™ of Arbitration & its relation with Jurisdiction of Courts.

Domestic arbitration, with which we are concerned, are regulated by Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 [â€œAct of 1996â€]. Section 2(2) states that Part I applies where the â€˜placeâ€™ of arbitration is in India1. Therefore, arbitration proceedings which takes place in India and where