IGNCA to Host Symposium on Gita and Natyashastra’s UNESCO Recognition
IGNCA to Host Symposium on Gita and Natyashastra’s UNESCO Recognition
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High Court of Maldives Confirms Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards – Indian Society for Legal Research
In a recent decision in Sun Travel v Hilton1the High Court of the Maldives grappled with the question of whether a party applying for the enforcement of a foreign arbitral award is required to apply for both recognition and enforcement of the award. The judgment adds another loop to the long-running dispute involving the arbitration…
The Conflicting Jurisprudence of Facial Recognition Technology and Privacy in a Democratic Setup – The Original Position
Sane javed Abstract An advancement in technology has inevitably equipped the government with new surveillance mechanism, the most prominent one being the Facial Recognition Technology [FRT]. The unfettered advancement of the use of FRT by the State machineries in India has posed multiple privacy concerns. The FRT is in line with Jeremy Bentham’s panopticon prison;…
Gazette Notification Is Mandatory Under CCS Rules For Recognition Of Name Change To Claim Family Pension : Calcutta HC
A single choose bench of the Calcutta Excessive Courtroom comprising Justice Shampa Dutt (Paul) held {that a} Gazette notification is obligatory for recognition of a reputation change of a authorities worker or their member of the family for pensionary advantages. Additional affidavits and newspaper publications alone are inadequate to satisfy this procedural requirement. Background Info…