Disqualification of Directors: Legal Framework and Judicial Review in India
This article is written by- Anjali Chaudhary Course: BA.LLB, College: Amity university,...
Growth of pro bono PILs post-COVID – A new era of cause lawyering?
This article is authored by Anmol Chaudhary, who has recently finished the Integrated Course (B.A. LL.B.) at the University School of Law, Rayat Bahra University, Mohali, Punjab. Throughout the internship at LeDroit India. KEYWORDS: ∙ Pro Bono ∙ Public Interest Litigation ∙ Post- COVID ∙...
SABARIMALA REVIEW PETITION – IS THE COURT FACING A CRISIS OF FAITH OR LAW?
This article is written by Tanusri Santra, B.A. LL.B., 2nd Year, Department of Law, Calcutta University, during her internship at LeDroit India.KEYWORDSSabarimala Temple, Freedom of religion, Gender equality, Supreme Court, Fundamental Rights, Constitutional Morality.ABSTRACTThe Sabarimala Temple dispute is a complicated...
IT Act vs Consumer Protection E-commerce Rules: A Compliance Maze?
This article is written by Sowmya Burka during her internship with Le Droit India.IntroductionThe rapid growth of India’s digital economy has transformed how businesses operate and consumers interact. With over 900 million internet users and a flourishing e-commerce market, the...
First Case before the International Criminal Court: Prosecutor v. Thomas Lubanga Dyilo
This article is written by Shourya Singh during his internship with Le Droit India.AbstractThe trial of Thomas Lubanga Dyilo was a benchmark in international justice. The first case in history to be brought before the International Criminal Court (ICC), Prosecutor...
Military and Paramilitary Activities in and Against Nicaragua (Nicaragua v. United States of America, ICJ 1986)
This article is written by Shourya Singh during his internship with Le Droit India.IntroductionThe 1986 International Court of Justice (ICJ) judgment in Military and Paramilitary Activities in and Against Nicaragua was a milestone in the evolution of contemporary international law....
Khabarovsk War Crimes Trials – A Step towards Accountability for Biological Warfare and Human Experimentation
This article is written by Shourya Singh during his internship with Le Droit India.The Khabarovsk War Crimes Trials are perhaps best recalled as a milestone in international war crimes law, specifically for the manner in which they treated crimes of...
Climate Risk Disclosures: Legal Obligations of Corporates Under Indian Law
By – Sakshi Tripathi, United University Abstract Climate change presents a material risk to businesses, compelling corporations to evaluate and disclose environmental risks in their operations and financial reporting. This article explores the evolving legal obligations of Indian corporates concerning climate risk...
Oppression and Mismanagement: Remedies under Sections 241 and 242 of the Companies Act, 2013
This article is written by Gnana Vithun, Saveetha School of Law, B.B.A. LL.B., during his internship at LeDroit India.KEYWORDSCorporate Governance, Minority Shareholders, Oppression, Mismanagement, Prejudice, NCLT RemediesABSTRACTCorporate governance in India is underpinned by the democratic principle of majority rule, yet...
Interim Reliefs in Civil Suits: Scope and Limitations
This article is written by Sanika Bhoite, PES Modern law college pune, during internship at LeDroit India.Keywords – Interim reliefs, civil suits, temporary injunctions, status quo Abstract These mechanisms are pivotal in safeguarding rights during litigation in India. This article explores the scope...