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The Tug of War between Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Supremacy of Domestic Laws: Critical Analysis of Section 13(f) of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

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Introduction The standards regulating the acceptance of judgments handed down in foreign jurisdictions are one of the basic elements of the debate on private international law. In addition, the English courts have imposed international judgments since the 17th century.[1] Although … Continue reading The Tug of War between Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Supremacy of Domestic Laws: Critical Analysis of Section 13(f) of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

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Can Article 226 be Used to Call Upon a Civil Court?: Clearing the Confusion around Articles 226, 227 and Section 115 of CPC

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Introduction A writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution was designed as an instrument to invoke the original jurisdiction of the High Courts in case of violation of fundamental rights.[1] Under the Article, the High Courts can issue writs … Continue reading Can Article 226 be Used to Call Upon a Civil Court?: Clearing the Confusion around Articles 226, 227 and Section 115 of CPC