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Impact of coronavirus on the legal system

As a result of the lockdown, the backlog of cases will increase, there will be a significant delay in investigation into cases and can prolong the trauma of undertrials.

Can Indian law or contract balm commercial wounds without force majeure clause?

The courts would examine the plea of frustration, or even force majeure, on a case-to-case basis depending on the contract and the circumstances governing it

Tax policy in the wake of Covid-19

Tax laws should be drafted to address concerns of a large proportion of honest taxpayers instead of focusing on the minor percentage of tax evaders.

Review contracts before seeking relief under force majeure

Infrastructure and development projects usually have these clauses to cover for delays and cost overruns.
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Legal education in India: Will Covid-19 act as a catalyst for reforms?

Technology has enabled students in remote areas to access resource persons, literature and opportunities of internships online.

Contract labour: The Covid impact

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Banking business continuity and much ado about force majeure in the times of the coronavirus

Even before the pandemic began, many sectors were already stressed and doomsday predictions of recession were looming over economies all over the world.

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