News Letters
Do High courts have rule-making power? If so, what are its limitations?
Yes, High courts have rule-making power about proceedings, and other matters connected toit, which is provided for by Article 225 of the Constitution of India, and Section 28 of theRTI Act empowers the Chief Justice of the High Court to make rules and carry out...
Same-Sex Adoption and Parental Rights in India: Legal Gaps and Social Realities
This post explores the evolving landscape of same-sex adoption and parental rights in India. While LGBTQ+ individuals may adopt as singles under existing laws, same-sex couples face legal ambiguity and institutional resistance due to the lack of recognition of same-sex marriage. The article examines key statutes like the Juvenile Justice Act and HAMA, judicial developments, and recent policy debates. It also highlights the lived experiences of queer families and the urgent need for inclusive legal reform.
Setting Aside of Arbitral Award: Legal Grounds and Procedure
This post examines the legal framework for setting aside an arbitral award under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. It outlines the limited and specific grounds on which a party may challenge an award, including incapacity of parties, invalidity of the arbitration agreement, lack of proper notice, and violation of public policy. The article also discusses procedural aspects such as limitation periods, judicial scrutiny, and the balance between finality of arbitration and fairness in adjudication