"I am a final-year law student at Lloyd School of Law, with a focused interest in corporate law, arbitration, constitutional law, and criminal litigation. My internships with reputed law firms and senior advocates have provided hands-on exposure to legal research, drafting, and dispute resolution. My writings explore judicial trends, legislative reform, and evolving interpretations in commercial and constitutional law, aiming to bring clarity and practical perspective to complex legal issues. I regularly write on arbitration, procedural law, and constitutional developments, contributing to scholarly and policy-oriented legal discourse."
This case examines whether courts can review GST classifications when public health concerns are raised. The key takeaway is that courts may prompt institutional review but cannot directly alter tax rates.
An analysis of judicial restraint concerning the RBI’s Wilful Defaulter framework. Learn the precise stage and scope of court intervention under the WDIC and Review Committee process.
