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ISSUE II : India and the law of the seas

In India, overlapping responsibilities and jurisdiction in the maritime sector, coupled with the absence of a central coordinating body have inadvertently led to the exploitation of the provisions governing the law of the sea. Activities in the maritime zones of India are managed by various...
•January 2010••no comments
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ISSUE VI : Getting serious about casual labor

In India, sectors such as the construction, oil surveying, oil exploration and agriculture extensively employ seasonal and casual labor. The reason for this is that most of the work is performed outdoors or in the fields and during the intervening monsoon season, no work is...
•December 2009••no comments
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ISSUE IV Arbitration: A means of dispute resolution by agreement?

Arbitration emerged as an alternate means of resolving differences in a fair and timely manner. By means of an “arbitration clause” in an agreement parties mutually agree to refer specific or all disputes arising out of the contractual relationship to an arbitrator or an arbitral...
•December 2009••no comments
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Issue IV : Jurisdiction of world wide web: Ubiquitous Or Rooted?

The absence of uniformity in the regulations or legal principles followed to settle disputes of similar nature arising in the cyberspace in different places of the world has caused a great deal of confusion.1 As the nebulous World Wide Web (“www”) involves within its sphere...
•December 2009••no comments
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ISSUE I : Agony over agents in the defence sector

The role of agents or middlemen in defence deals is long standing in India and elsewhere in the world. If they haven’t always played a favorable role, no one can doubt their role
•September 2009••no comments
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