Rahul Ranjan

The Goods and Odds of State Parties in Dispute Settlement Processes

The present phase of interactions existing between sovereign states brings out the impression that the said interactions may lead to a positive end, same as it may lead to disputes thus necessitating settlement, making recourse to any amongst the existing settlement mechanism laid down in article 33(1) of the UN Charter. In every process of

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Considering Data as a Parameter for Establishing Dominance under the Competition Act, 2002: Lessons from the EU and the US

The advent of the digital age from 1995 onward, when internet first became open for the public at large, heralded an era of novel enterprises that were hitherto unheard of. It ushered in unique business models that catered to consumers in the farthest reaches of the planet. Over the last three decades, digitalization has transformed

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Significance Of The Principle Of Restitutio In Integrum To The Nature Of The Contract Of Indemnity Under The Indian Contract Act, 1872

Restitutio in integrum is the principle of restorationi (Bant, 2007) to the original condition. This condition refers to the pre-contractual position of an injured party had no injury been caused. The principle has emerged as a pillar for awarding damages under the common law dating back to the landmark judgment of Living Stone v Raywards

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Teaching and Assessing Students at The Nigerian Law School: Comparing and Contrasting the Old Methods with The New Methods

Teaching and assessing students are the most essential duties of a teacher. He does these duties methodically. This Paper compares and contrasts the old and new methods of teaching and assessing students at the Nigerian Law School. It does not cover grading, externship programme, and mock trials. It aims at sharing practical experience devoid of

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The Application Of Case Teaching Method In The Undergraduate Legal Education: Dilemma And Solution

The case teaching method is more vivid than the traditional teaching method and easier to arouse the enthusiasm and initiative of students, which plays a significant role in cultivating high-level applied legal talents. This paper explores the problems associated with the case teaching method in undergraduate legal education in China and attempts to provide four

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The SARS Protest In Nigeria Freedom Of Expression And Police Reform

This paper showcases the application of the freedom of expression during the end Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) protest in Nigeria. The paper examines the independent variables of freedom and expression. It goes further to explain the freedom of expression and the concept of protest within the Nigerian legal system. Most crucial insights into the SARS

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Administrative Decisions: Correction Through Legislative Power

This article aims to find out whether Saudi legislators adopted a method to post correct administrative decisions through legislation. The study used a critical comparative approach to clarify Saudi’s position concerning this issue. The study conducted that although the matter is common in some Arabic legal systems such as Egyptian and Jordanian legislations. The current

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