From a Noida Wage Protest to NSA Detention: What the Allahabad High Court Found in Aakriti Chaudhary’s Case

LABOUR LAW × CONSTITUTIONAL LAW From a Noida Wage Protest to NSA Detention: What the Allahabad High Court Found in Aakriti Chaudhary’s Case A ₹5 lakh compensation order, a finding of “visible fabrication” in the record, and a warning that preventive detention … Read more

Uniform Civil Code: Where Justice R. C. Chavan Is Right and Where the Argument Needs a Second Look

Uniform Civil Code: Where Justice R. C. Chavan Is Right and Where the Argument Needs a Second Look | LexBatch CONSTITUTION • FAMILY LAW • UCC Uniform Civil Code: Where Justice R. C. Chavan Is Right and Where the Argument Needs a … Read more

When Reason Disappears: Article 14, Obsolete Laws and the Jurisprudence of Rationality

Law is not merely a command clothed in statutory form. It is reason institutionalised. A rule acquires legitimacy not because it has survived in a statute book, but because it continues to rest upon a rational foundation. Once that foundation disappears, law … Read more

The Myth That India Alone Has a Sytem of “Judges Appointing Judges”

A popular criticism of the Indian collegium system is that India is the only country in the world where “judges appoint judges.” The statement is rhetorically powerful but factually incorrect. India’s collegium system is certainly unusual. It was not created by a … Read more