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The elimination of Labour Courts under the Industrial Relations Code not only fails to address the pathologies surrounding access to justice for workers, it may end up clogging the adjudication system with both individual and collective disputes ending up in one single forum.

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While the 131st Constitution Amendment Bill may have failed in the legislature, several questions surrounding delimitation and the fate of ‘political justice’ in Indian federalism continue to linger. Is a bloated Parliament truly what we need? And are there other ways to imagine India’s delimitation future?

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The Supreme Court’s ruling in Nagaraj Mylandla does more than uphold a foreign award. It imports a doctrine that could finally stop award-debtors from treating Indian courts as a second appellate forum.

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Senior Advocate Indira Jaising opened arguments for Respondents by placing exclusion at the heart of her submissions and arguing that the Constitution, as the grundnorm, admits of no higher norm, and certainly not one built on notions of pollution and defilement.

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As the Supreme Court keeps the SIR in suspension, lawyers across the West Bengal bar, including the grandson of a former Rajya Sabha MP, have had their names struck off electoral rolls, with many appellate tribunals still in complete dysfunction.

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