Introduction India follows a judicial system that maintains a pyramidal hierarchy in its functioning, adhering to the doctrine of stare decisis and the express constitutional mandate under Article 141, which establishes that the law declared by the Supreme Court is binding on all courts.   While the United States lacks a constitutional provision for vertical stare decisis , it proposes an intriguing question :  “Why must one follow the Supreme Court when it is not an infall

Introduction In 2023, the Competition Commission of India (‘CCI’ or ‘the Commission’) found itself in an unprecedented situation . With only an Acting Chairperson and a Member, the Commission faced a backlog of pending merger approvals. This led to the invocation of the doctrine of necessity  in order to examine and approve combination agreements, i.e, mergers and acquisitions. Normally, an M&A approval, being an administrative function, requires a quorum of three members, a

India's automotive industry has been growing rapidly, due to an increase in the need of consumers to move faster and smarter. Millions of...

For several decades now, Indian courts have earned a reputation for unrestrained judicial activism in the fields of political, social,...

Gratuity, in its literal sense, refers to a lump-sum amount paid to employees as a token of gratitude for their long-term service....

The following interview was conducted by Kusha Grover and K Danitta, editors at RSRR. Senior Advocate P.H. Arvindh Pandian gives insights...

In 1946, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar sat in his study, surrounded by pages of his unfinished work, which was a forceful indictment of caste and...

India is projected to soon become the fourth largest economy in the world. A by-product of attaining this distinguished position is the...