Association for Democratic Reforms V. Union of India (2002) 5 SCC 294
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Legal Issues in Indian Aviation Industry
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The Role of Reserve Bank of India in the Banking Sector
This research paper analysis the role of Reserve Bank of India in regulating the Indian banking sector and stabilizing the Indian financial market. RBI was established in 1935 as the legal guardian of all Indian banks. It evolved from colonial rule period to present day central bank which oversee overall development and financial and monetary […]
Taxation Laws in India
This abstract provides a snapshot of taxation laws in India that how these taxation laws were evolved from ancient taxation laws to the modern time taxation laws of India. With this, the article provides us that how the taxation laws have a constitutional base which supports and evolved the taxation laws by providing the constitutional […]
CONTRACT LABOUR REGULATIONS
This article provides an in-depth analysis of contract labour regulations, focusing primarily on the historical evolution, statutory frameworks, and judicial complexities within the Indian legal system. Contract labour presents a perpetual jurisprudential challenge: balancing capital’s demand for economic flexibility and operational efficiency with the constitutional mandate to protect marginalized workers from systemic exploitation. The paper […]
THE IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY IN HYBRID TEAMS
The rapid and irreversible shift toward hybrid work structures has fundamentally reconfigured how employees interact, collaborate, and perceive risk within organizational environments. While hybrid models offer unprecedented operational flexibility and geographical agility, they simultaneously introduce profound structural frictions such as proximity bias, digital isolation, asynchronous misinterpretation, and fragmented communication channels that directly threaten psychological cohesion. […]
THE JURISPRUDENCE OF THE ATOM: NAVIGATING THE LEGAL ARCHITECTURE OF CIVIL NUCLEAR ENERGY
This article analyses the complex legal architecture governing civil nuclear energy and its ongoing stress-testing by next-generation advanced designs like Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). Operating at the intersection of technological risk, sovereign grid security, and multi-generational ecological liabilities, nuclear jurisprudence relies on a delicate balance between absolute state sovereignty and mandatory global oversight. The analysis […]
THE ADJUDICATION TRAP: COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND THE FAILURE OF THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1947
The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 was enacted during a period of state paternalism to establish a baseline of security for the Indian working class and maintain industrial harmony. However, as the Indian economy shifted from a socialist, state-controlled framework to a highly competitive, globalized marketplace, the structural mechanisms of the Act began to create unintended […]
NOVATION IN AIRCRAFT LEASING: WHEN A NEW CONTRACT EXTINGUISHES THE OLD ONE
Aircraft leasing is the legally most complicated area of commercial aviation finance, and one in which the re-arrangement of multi-party transactions over their lifetime is relatively common. This article explores the functioning of the mechanism of novation within the specific context of aircraft lease novations, under Indian law, the Cape Town Convention, and in comparison […]
THE PROTECTION OF INTERESTS IN AIRCRAFT OBJECTS RULES, 2026 : REGULATORY CLARITY OR CONTINUED TURBULENCE?
With the passing of the Protection of Interests in Aircraft Objects Act of 2025 and the January 2026 Rules,India reached an important milestone toward compliance with the Cape Town Convention. In light of the Go First insolvency and of the subsequent lack of domestic law to render the Treaty obligations at least somewhat enforceable, this […]