Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
Master Archive
Explore our comprehensive collection of research articles
Abstract
India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) already runs on algorithms: returns are matched by machine, taxpayers are ranked by risk, and invoices are authenticated through a central portal. Within seven weeks in mid-2026, two High Courts quashed GST proceedings tainted by artificial intelligence (AI), and in doing so raised a question that tax law had […]
Abstract
Institutional arbitration is widely regarded as the preferred mode of resolving complex commercial disputes, yet arbitration in India remains dominated by ad hoc proceedings that depend heavily on the courts. This article examines why, despite successive reforms to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996, institutional arbitration remains underutilised in domestic practice. It analyses three dimensions: […]
Abstract
The intersection of international commercial arbitration and competition law presents significant legal and regulatory challenges, particularly in disputes arising from transnational cartels. While arbitration offers an efficient, neutral and confidential mechanism for resolving cross-border commercial disputes, its consensual and private character raises concerns regarding the enforcement of mandatory competition laws designed to protect market integrity […]
Abstract
This article treats droit administratif as a legal technique as much as a body of French law. It traces the movement from the ancien régime’s suspicion of the judiciary, through the nineteenth-century habit of the administration judging itself, to the consolidation of the Conseil d’État as a true court after 1872, and it maps the […]
Abstract
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, has significantly reformed corporate debt recovery in India. A recurring challenge concerns the dual-capacity creditor, an entity that provides both financial loans and operational services to a single company, often securing both exposures with one shared asset. When a company enters liquidation, the law requires these hybrid claims to […]
Abstract
The transition from mechanically operated automobiles to software-defined and increasingly autonomous vehicles unsettles the conceptual foundations of product liability. A conventional product defect is ordinarily understood as a condition existing when a product leaves the manufacturer’s control; cybersecurity vulnerabilities, by contrast, may emerge after deployment, remain latent until exploited, propagate across an entire vehicle fleet, […]
Abstract
The problem of juvenile delinquency and drug abuse is one of the most intractable issues to face modern criminal justice systems, and is on the cusp of meeting four disciplines: criminology, adolescent psychology, public health, and child rights jurisprudence. This paper will examine the family, socioeconomic, psychological, and environmental factors that may put youth at […]
Abstract
Between roughly 12 and 85 kilometres above the Earth, rocket launches and the controlled re-entry of satellites and rocket bodies are introducing black carbon, alumina, chlorine species, nitrogen oxides and ablation metals into the stratosphere and mesosphere. Scientific assessments identify these inputs as an emerging threat to ozone and radiative balance, yet no treaty regulates […]
Abstract
When an employer lets an algorithmic system score, rank or flag workers for decisions that affect their livelihoods, existing legal categories struggle to say who must answer for the result. This article argues that Indian law already contains the resources needed to answer that question, even though no statute or judgment has yet confronted it […]
Abstract
This article examines how constitutionally funded institutions of higher education respond when a family alleges that caste determines the treatment of a student inside a publicly funded campus. Taking the September 2026 death of Sahil Wakode at IIT Bombay as its occasion rather than its subject, the article applies Ambedkar’s concept of constitutional morality to […]