The NLSIR is the flagship student-edited law review at @NLSIUofficial and the oldest student-edited legal academic journal in India.
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My legislative comment on the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023 - replacing the Indian Evidence Act 1872 - is finally out in the
@NLSIRev. It argues that the BSA is effectively an episodic amendment of IEA masquerading as an exercise in reform!
Link: repository.nls.ac.in/nlsir/v…
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Indian courts often conflate loss of profit with loss of profitability in construction claims, two distinct doctrines. My article in @NLSIRev unpacks the confusion and proposes a clearer, India-specific approach. @NLSIUofficial
#ConstructionLaw #Arbitration #NLSIR
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NLS alumna Dr. Srividhya Ragavan, Professor of Law and Director of India Programs at the Texas A&M University School of Law, will be presenting her paper at the NLS campus on Dec 7, 2023. The session can also be accessed live. nls.ac.in/news-events/paper-…
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That was my recommendation in a paper published in 2015 - repository.nls.ac.in/cgi/vie… @NLSIRev
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This is going to be such a fantastic issue on TWAIL, jurisdiction and sovereignty. Curated by the brilliant @Rohini_Sen & @KeitnerLaw at @NLSIRev Highly recommended! Send in your papers!
"Reimagining Jurisdiction and Sovereignty Through TWAIL Perspectives"
Our friends from the National Law School of India Review (@NLSIRev) are putting together a fantastic Special Issue on Third World Approaches to International Law.
Do submit an article! Deadline: 1 Sept 2023.
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The SC is scheduled to hear a review petition of its EWS judgment today. Vidhi's @somesortofpanda wrote for @NLSIRev Online on how the legitimacy of economic reservations depends on whether they truly prioritise the worst off: buff.ly/44ENBHk
ALT A sketched image of the Indian Supreme Court with NLSIReview at the bottom
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In discussing the constitutionality of the EWS amendment, many claimed that economic reservations had no place under our constitutional scheme. I wrote for @NLSIRev Online on why these claims relied on formalism and efficiency in objectionable ways: nlsir.com/post/the-fault-in-…
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📢 Exciting news! A #paper authored by Prashant Narang (@law_et_al), a Senior Fellow at CCS, &
Krishna Sumanth, conducting a comparative #analysis of #Law Commissions across countries, has been #published in the latest edition of @NLSIRev
👉 Read here: bit.ly/3ZBaAPK
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Ros Dixon @rosalinddixon15, Responsive Judicial Review: Democracy and Dysfunction in the Modern Age (@OUPLaw)
NB book on how judges might meet the current challenges of democratic crisis and dysfunction.
➡️See the debate symposium forthcoming in @NLSIRev
global.oup.com/academic/prod…
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This blog series with @NLSIRev explores, through the lens of the Indian Supreme Court’s judgment in Vikash Kumar v Union Public Service Commission, the development of disability rights in India.
ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/developmen…
ALT A picture of children against a city landscape. The central child is holding a book that says "Disability Rights". And the title of the series is "The Development of Disability Rights in the Indian Supreme Court" And the name of the Oxford Human Rights Hub and National Law School of India Review
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What a thought-provoking discussion on how courts might address today's democratic threats and deficiencies - brava again to @rosalinddixon15 on this NB book, and bravo to @amalsethi for organising us and expertly chairing the session, and to @NLSIRev for hosting the symposium
Not to be missed! Join our discussion of a major forthcoming book by @rosalinddixon15 - and huge thanks to the one and only @amalsethi for organising this whole shebang ⭐️
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Join us for these two virtual panels on @rosalinddixon15 forthcoming book. Speakers include @OrentaOren @Caseyco231 @jahnavi_sindhu @roznaiy @DemocracyTalk @marisconsin Andrea Katz, and Markus Kotzur. Register at lnkd.in/gBeEwTrf
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Time well spent today listening to @d_s_thakur's compelling arguments and @grumpeoldman's humorous narrations on Clinical Trial Rules citing Feynman, Orwell and Shelly, in the @NLSIRev symposium on Public Health Law. Quite enlightening.
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Wrote for the NLSIR Online on how courts restrict free speech by imposing illegal conditions of bail.
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Comments are criticisms are welcome :)
@CPAProjectIndia @abhinavsekhri10 @i_dk20 @NLSIRev @ChandniKC
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Revista DOXA, Cuadernos de Filosofía del Derecho, Núm. 23 (a la memoria de Albert Calsamiglia). Los artículos completos de este número disponibles en: doxa.ua.es/issue/view/2000-n…
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Discussing the petition on Rohingyas pending before the Supreme Court at the @NLSIRev Symposium in Bangalore. – at New Delhi, India
@DrAshwani_Kumar speaks at the @NLSIRev Symposium at Bangalore at @TajYeshwantpur on the Rohingya Petition
#rohingya #refugees #SupremeCourt
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Live now at @NLSIRev Symposium at @TajYeshwantpur
Log in to goo.gl/R6LEhf for the livestream. – at New Delhi, India
