NUJS Law Review
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Volume 17 Issue 3 (2024)
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Conversation on the Developments in Arbitration, the Arbitration Bar of India, and Careers in the Field
by Gourab Banerji
The NUJS Law Review was pleased to host Senior Advocate Gourab Banerji for an exclusive interview discussing key developments in arbitration in India, select international developments in arbitration, the recently inaugurated Arbitration Bar of India and careers in arbitration for Indian law students. The interview was hosted on December 23, 2024. The questions for the interview were prepared by the Board of Editors of the Review in discussion with Mr Banerji. The interview was conducted
Conversation on the Developments in Arbitration, the Arbitration Bar of India, and Careers in the Field
by Gourab Banerji
The NUJS Law Review was pleased to host Senior Advocate Gourab Banerji for an exclusive interview discussing key developments in arbitration in India, select international developments in arbitration, the recently inaugurated Arbitration Bar of India and careers in arbitration for Indian law students. The interview was hosted on December 23, 2024. The questions for the interview were prepared by the Board of Editors of the Review in discussion with Mr Banerji. The interview was conducted
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Justice D. Y. Chandrachud cites NUJS Law Review in his dissent in the judgement on the constitutional validity of Aadhar. He cites the article authored by Pratik Datta, Shefali Mehrotra and Shivangi Tyagi from Vol. 10(2) titled Judicial Review and Money Bills.
The Supreme Court of India has cited five articles published in NUJS Law Review in its historic judgement decriminalising homosexuality. The following authors have been cited with three articles being from the special issue of Vol. 2(3) - 1) Shamnad Basheer, Sroyon Mukherjee & Karthy Nair 2) Saptarshi Mandal 3) Tarunabh Khaitan 4) Robert Wintemute and, 5) Dipika Jain & Kimberly Rhoten.
Advocate Arvind Datar cites the NUJS Law Review article "Judicial Review and Money Bills" by Pratik Datta, Shefali Malhotra & Shivangi Tyagi to highlight that the judicial review of money bills is not precluded by virtue of the term "finality" in the matter pertaining to Aadhar as a money bill
The Ministry of Finance cites article by Rishad Ahmed Chowdhury in Volume 5 of the NUJS Law Review in the Economic Survey 2017 – 2018