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Arbitrate - don’t litigate ! Abstruse ? Being a staunch supporter of the arbitration, it is very necessary to curb and control the above feelings and ergo, and endeavour to find solubrious formula and to eradicate the above feelings from the minds of litigants. Let me set out and demystify the

Several prominent jurists and Sociologists have decried the falling standards of justice and increasing incidence of corruption in the administration of justice in the hierarchy of Courts. The latest of such cry was voiced by Shri Madhav Gadkari, Editor, Daily Loksatta from Bombay in relation to the Bombay High Court.

International Women’s Day was observed a few weeks back to stress upon gender equality and women empowerment, but went off as a routine ritual leaving behind a taste of boredom. Each such occasion seems to have lost the power of India’s feudal realities. Daily life for a woman

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

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.

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