Shivani Chauhan

Shivani is a Contributing Editor @LegalWires. She has done B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) from Dr. RMLNLU and has completed her LL.M. in Business law. Her areas of interest are Competition Law, IPR and Sports Law.
South Korea: Minister Resigns Over Martial Law Fallout as Opposition Pushes for President’s Impeachment
buzz
South Korea: Minister Resigns Over Martial Law Fallout as Opposition Pushes for President’s Impeachment
South Korea faces a political storm as Defence Minister resigns over a short-lived martial law declaration, parliament moves to impeach the president, and the North Korea-Russia defence pact comes into effect.
Supreme Court: Litigants Must Justify Delay from Day One of Limitation Period in Appeals
buzz
Supreme Court: Litigants Must Justify Delay from Day One of Limitation Period in Appeals
A symbolic depiction of a legal document stamped "Dismissed," a clock symbolizing deadlines, and a stack of case files, emphasizing the importance of adhering to limitation periods in appeals.
I Wish Men Had Menstruation: Supreme Court Slams MP High Court for Dismissing Female Judge Post-Miscarriage
buzz
I Wish Men Had Menstruation: Supreme Court Slams MP High Court for Dismissing Female Judge Post-Miscarriage
The Supreme Court criticized MP High Court for dismissing a female judge post-miscarriage, highlighting systemic gender bias and questioning insensitive performance evaluation criteria for women in judiciary.
Offer and Invitation to Offer
lex-o-pedia
Offer and Invitation to Offer
An offer and an invitation to offer are crucial in contract formation. An offer is a definitive proposal made by one party to another, indicating readiness to form a binding contract upon acceptance. Conversely, an invitation to offer invites negotiations, allowing the other party to make their own
Study Notes: Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: Object, Development and Salient Features
lex-o-pedia
Study Notes: Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: Object, Development and Salient Features
Arbitration is a dispute resolution mechanism outside the court, and has its roots in Roman Law. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 in India, based on the UNCITRAL Model Law, provides a comprehensive framework for both domestic and international arbitration. It emphasizes party autonomy, lim
Case Study: D. Velusamy v. D. Patchaiammal
case-study
Case Study: D. Velusamy v. D. Patchaiammal
Right to Maintenance in Live-in Relationships Citation: AIR 2011 SC
Study Notes: Doctrine of Eclipse
lex-o-pedia
Study Notes: Doctrine of Eclipse
Meaning of Doctrine of Eclipse The Doctrine of Eclipse is
Study Notes: Doctrine of Colourable Legislation
lex-o-pedia
Study Notes: Doctrine of Colourable Legislation
“You cannot do indirectly what you are prohibited from doing
Case Study: Kirti v. Oriental Insurance Company Ltd.
case-study
Case Study: Kirti v. Oriental Insurance Company Ltd.
“Recognition of Notional Income for women working as Home-makers”
STUDY NOTES: Abuse of Dominant Position under the COMPETITION ACT, 2002
lex-o-pedia
STUDY NOTES: Abuse of Dominant Position under the COMPETITION ACT, 2002
The Competition Act, 2002 defines abuse of dominant position as when a powerful company exploits its market strength to hinder fair competition.
STUDY NOTES: Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel
lex-o-pedia
STUDY NOTES: Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel
Know about the Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel and its development through judicial interpretation.
Study Notes: Anti-Competitive Agreements under Competition Act, 2002
lex-o-pedia
Study Notes: Anti-Competitive Agreements under Competition Act, 2002
As per Section 3(3) of the Act any horizontal agreement of either of the following kinds shall be presumed to have AAEC and hence is anti-competitive and void:
Dr. Ambedkar on Marxist Idea of Religion
columns
Dr. Ambedkar on Marxist Idea of Religion
– Shivani Chauhan, Mohammad Adil Ansari Introduction When we look
Study Notes: Competition Commission of India
lex-o-pedia
Study Notes: Competition Commission of India
CCI is a body corporate having perpetual succession; power to acquire, hold and dispose of property; power to enter into contracts; and power to sue or be sued [Section 7(2)].
Case Study: Rajasthan Cylinders and Containers Limited v. Union of India
case-study
Case Study: Rajasthan Cylinders and Containers Limited v. Union of India
A landmark judgment that established the law on price parallelism for oligopolies that price parallelism by itself is not conclusive of an arrangement of bid-rigging.
Or
Powered by Lit Law
New Chat
Sources

Ask Lit Law