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Publication of Volume VI Issue II
RECENT POSTS
A Response to Hirschl's Hegemonic Preservation Thesis: An Overly Pessimistic Outlook?
The author argues why just rational choice does not explain the birth of judicial review.
Feb 23, 2022
An Emerging Pattern of Forced Labour: Social Security Code’s Legal Fiction on Gig & Platform Workers
This article discusses the legal position of gig workers under SCC, forced labour jurisprudence in India and ILO's concept of "decent" work.
Feb 4, 2022
Judicial Recusal: The Conundrum Between Judge's Discretion and Right to Fair Trial
The post expounds upon judicial recusal and its relation with Natural Justice.
Jan 24, 2022
Excommunication of Parsi Women: A Legal Analysis
The post examines of the test of “essential religious practices” and a critique of Goolrakh Gupta v. Bujor Pardiwala by Gujrat High Court.
Jan 16, 2022
Coronavirus and Civil Liberties: Reimagining a New Social Contract Theory (Part-II)
The author attempts to answer the temporary loss of civil liberties in the times of a pandemic by revisiting the social contract theory.
Jan 9, 2022
Coronavirus and Civil Liberties Reimagining a New Social Contract Theory (Part-I)
The author attempts to answer the temporary loss of civil liberties in the times of a pandemic by revisiting the social contract theory.
Jan 8, 2022
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