Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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As India transforms into a developed country, rapid urbanisation has taken place, making cities the hub of employment and economic development. As a result, there has been an increase in demand for improved infrastructure, housing, transport, sanitation, and other services. Urban Local Bodies (ULB) have been the primary governing units for planning and development in […]
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Urban centers act as magnets for population growth, drawing people from surrounding rural and semi-urban areas in search of employment, education, healthcare, and better living conditions. This rapid urbanization significantly increases the demand for land to accommodate housing, industry, transportation networks, and public infrastructure. As cities expand, natural landscapes—such as forests, grasslands, wetlands, agricultural lands, […]
Case Commentary: Confederation of Real Estate Developers of India (CREDAI) v. Vanashakti and Another
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This commentary is to analyse the Supreme Court’s decision in Confederation of Real Estate Developers of India (CREDAI) v. Vanashakti and Another . This case represents a significant turning point in India’s environmental jurisprudence; it represents significant judicial intervention especially concerning the soundness of ex post facto environmental clearance (ECs). Delivered on November 18, 2025, […]
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while India’s DPI has dramatically enhanced transactional efficiency and fiscal savings, it is not a substitute for deeper administrative reform. “Technology can take you 70% of the way, but the last 30% requires political will and institutional change.” A synergistic approach that harnesses digital tools while simultaneously overhauling bureaucracy offers the only sustainable path toward […]
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Federalism, on paper, looks like a fairly settled arrangement, it is a written division of powers between a centre and its constituent units. In practice, both India and Australia show that the real shape of federalism owes far more to how courts read that division than to the text itself. Two judgments in particular capture […]
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Alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation, may offer more flexible and tailored solutions compared to traditional court proceedings. Mediation can help the disputing parties navigate the technical complexities of the smart contract code and work towards a resolution that preserves the underlying intent of the agreement, in a more efficient and cost-effective manner. We […]
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There has been a long-standing debate pertaining to appointment and transfer of judges in the higher Judiciary of India. This controversy did not arise in post-independence between the Executive and the Judiciary under the Separation of Powers but has been there ever since the colonial period when the first Supreme Court of Judicature was established […]
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The Constitution of India empowers the Executive wing of the government to make laws without prior permission from the legislature where a situation exists that needs immediate legislative action and the legislative body is not in session. This extraordinary power operates at both sphere of the government (the union and the states). The President of […]
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This article showcases the role of legal aid in India starting with its meaning, history, developments, institutions, involved framework, suggestions, challenges and case laws.