It was around the 1430s that the term ‘modern’ was used in southern Europe’s Romance languages to show the past in poor light and congratulate the present. As for English, Scottish poet... Read more »

The sports have been considered as a very important part of the country. Various sports are played in-country at the international level. There was a time were sports was considered as an... Read more »

It has been theorised that the cancellation of various BITs by India and the advent of sunset clauses in the same could see a large slew of arbitrations being initiated against the country... Read more »

The worldwide practice of resorting to arbitration in terms of dealing with sports-related disputes did not really transpire instantaneously; It rather emanated from the general consensus among the sports sectors’ stakeholders who... Read more »

The Bombay High Court issued notices to lawyers regarding their conduct, not as citizens but as advocates and pleaders. The court observed that it had “nothing to do with their political views”... Read more »

It’s rightly said that “Law of nations is nothing but a law of nature applied to nations in a state of natural liberty.” An insightful dealing with the genesis of public international... Read more »

Introduction Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), a subsidiary of British-Dutch multinational company Unilever PLC and the home-grown Kolkata-based FMCG firm Emami have a history of trademark conflicts and defaming each other in in... Read more »

As per the litigation trend in courts, it appears that the government is adamant to pursue several litigations pertaining to transitional credit. Despite a settled position in law that credit is a... Read more »

GST is a new legislation however, its development has spanned over two decades which steals its novelty. Despite years of planning and designing, the Act is still evolving and improvising. The new... Read more »