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    National Law School Journal - Volume 10
    (NLSIU Bangalore, 1998) Edited By Madhava Menon, N R
    CONTENTS Editorial India & Australia: A Neglected Legal Relationship and a Plan of Action The Hon. Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG 1 Justice N.D. Krishna Rao Memorial Lecture on Protection 17 Human Rights: Judicial Obligation or Judicial Activism The Hon. Justice Mr. A.S. Anand Trade in Legal Services: Opportunities and Constraints 32 Dr. N.L. Mitra Foreign Currency Judgments: Need for a Proper Legal Regime 61 Vikram Raghavan Coalition Politics and the Revitalization of Constitutional Safeguards: The Role of The President Promod Nair 82 International Law in Municipal Courts - Analysing a Fifty Years Experience Gautam Narasimhan 106 The Under-trial Population in Jails - An Evaluation of the 123 Effectiveness of the Directions of the Supreme Court in this Regard, and Suggestions for their Proper Implementation Shahrukh Alam Problems of Computing the Damages in the Constitutional Torts: 132 Problems and Perspectives Nishant Kumar Singh and Srishti Jha The Election Commission: Issues and Trends of the Past Decades 141 Shilpa Bhandarkar The SEBI (Insider Trading) Regulation, 1992: A Critique Vinay Reddy and Prakash N. "Mum's The Word?" - Understanding the Githa Hariharan Judgment Shilpa Bhandarkar Globalisation and the Free Flow of Foreign Judgements Prakash N. and Vinay Reddy A Comprehensive Guide for Asian Policy Makers Pooja Sinha Book Review Equality, Liberty and Property under the Constitution of India 183 by A.M. Bhattacharjee M.L. Updhyaya Indian Constitution by M.V. Pylee Gopal Sankaranarayanan 192
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    National Law School Journal - Volume 9
    (NLSIU Bangalore, 1997) Edited By Madhava Menon, N R
    CONTENTS Editorial ARTICLES O. Chinnappa Reddy The court and the constitution - 1950·1996: Peaks and depths 1. Kenneth S. Gallant Sovereignty, judicial assistance and protection of human rights in international criminal tribunals 20 Vikram Raghavan The legality of nuclear weapons cases: The world court sits on the fence 30 NOTES AND COMMENTS Kenneth Kaoma Mwcnda Regional control of international finance in southern and eastern Africa 68 Siddharth Raja Nation states and the regulation of transnational finance 84 V. Nagaraj The relevance of the appropriate government's power of reference under section 10(1) of the Industrial Disputes Act. 1947 in a liberalised economy 92 A.G. Alias Elected chief executive for stability and progress: Reflections on constitutional reform 99 Menaka Guruswamy Distributive justice: "Of Nozick. Rawls and Indian constitutional law jurisprudence" 109 Biswajit Chatterjce Environmcntal impoverishment and the crisis or development 120 M.R. Srikrishnan Environmental impact assessment - The way to the future 126 T.R. Sivaramjani Evolution of the international legal norm: A case study of the legal regime over human genome research 135 Nikhil Narayanan Rethinking the law of negligence and recklessness 142 Shreyas Jayasimha Freeing the airwaves 150 Shuva Mandai Sudhir Krishna Women and Panchayat Raj: The law and the practices 157 CASE COMMENTS Shyam Divan Bharat Forge, Humpty Dumpty and the Emperor's new clothes 164 Arvind Narain The Hindutva judgments: A comment 174 Mathew John Vikramjit Banerjee The Hindutva judgments: A rejoinder 178 Sumeet Malik BOOK REVIEW Sunil John The nationalist history redefined
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    National Law School Journal - Volume 8
    (NLSIU Bangalore, 1996) Edited By Madhava Menon, N R
    CONTENTS Editorial ARTICLES Sandra Day O'Conor The role of the judiciary in protecting individual rights in the United States. Nasin Hasan Shah Islamisation of law in Pakistan.M. D. Kirby Marine insurance - Is the doctrine of "utmost faith" out of date? John W. Bridge The rule of law and the individual in the United Kingdom and in a federal Europe NOTES AND COMMENTS Armin Rosencranz and Shiraz Rustamjee Citizen's right to a healthier environment under the Constitution of India. F. S. Nariman Mr. Seshan goes to court. 1. P. Singh A citizen's influence on government in a democracy. Q. H. Maarij-Uddin Minority rights in international law: Problems and perspectives. Lavanya Rajamani Intellectual commons to intellectual property: The road to depletion of third world bio-diversity. Srinivas S. Kaushik and H. Karthik Seshadri Anticipatory self-defence in the modern world. P.B.V. Nageshwar Rao and Pramod Rao Buy back of shares: Precautions and pitfalls. Vikramjit Reen A review of McDowell case in light of corporate taxation under the new economic policy. BOOK REVIEWS Gurjeet Singh Medical profession and Consumer Protection Act by Dr. Jagdish Singh Siddharth Raja and P. Ramaswamy Hindu law and the Constitution and Muslim law and the Constitution by Justice A. M. Bhattacharjee.
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    National Law School Journal - Volume 7
    (NLSIU Bangalore, 1995) Edited By Madhava Menon, N R
    CONTENTS Editorial ARTICLES Kamal Puri Protection of Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights of indigenous Peoples 1·30 Andrew S. Butler Commonwealth Developments in Fiduciary Law 31·50 U. V. Kadam Espionage with Modern Technology The Legal Implications 5 l ·64 Vash Ghai Human Rights and Governance in Asia 65-79 NOTES AND COMMENTS Davender Raheja Child Maintenance under the Provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure: Some Truths 80-87 Manoobhai G. Amin Assumptions behind sanctity of Dying Declarations 88-95 Leonard Taitz The Small Claims Court in South Africa 96-103 C. Khalid Judicial Accountability 104-110 A.B.M. Mafaizul Independence of Judiciary in the Third World Islam Patwari The Case of Bangladesh 110- 121 V.K. Gupta Use of Jurimetrics in Judicial Behaviour Research 122·133 Surat Singh Entry of foreign lawyers in India 134·137 CASE REVIEW Srinivas Kaushik Rathinam and Euthanasia: More Questions Raised and Fewer Still Answered 138-141 BOOK REVIEWS Gurjeet Singh Consumer Protection Law 142·151
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    National Law School Journal - Volume 6
    (NLSIU Bangalore, 1994) Edited By Madhava Menon, N R
    CONTENTS Editorial Convocation Address Asha Bajpai The President of India, Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma ARTICLES: A. Jayagovind From Internationalism to Globalisation - Implications of Dunkel Draft 1 – 12 Gerhard Dilcher The Philosophical Foundations of Nineteenth Century German Jurisprudence: The Historical School of Law and Legal Positivism 13 – 24 Kamal Puri The Human Rights of Indigenous Australians 25 – 41 P.S. Krishna Deva Rao Custodial Deaths 42 – 59 M. Jagannadha'Rao Pica for State Law Universities and Other Reforms in Legal Education 60 – 72 K.C. Gopalakrishanan Sociology of Law: Multi-Disciplinary Approach 73 – 82 Gurjeet Singh Indian Legal Research: An Agenda for Reform 83 – 94 Lawyering and Litigating in Indian Courts: Some Litigant Perspectives 95 – 109 David Annoussami What Ails the Judiciary? 110 – 120 Martin L. Friedland Q.C. Criminal Justice and the Canadian Charter of Rights & Freedoms 121 – 132 Human Rights Movement in Colonial India - An Historical Perspective 133 – 146 Sitharamam Kakarala Sasheej Hegde V. Nagaraj Narayana Crisis in the Adjudication of Termination Disputes: A Study of the Procedures and Working of Labour Courts at Barigalore 147 – 163 Federalism and All-India Services - 164 – 171 An Evaluation 174 BOOK REVIEWS Mario Gomez S.V. Joga Rao In the Public Interest - Savitri Goonsekere 172 – 173 Text Book on Criminology Katherine S. Williams A. Jayagovind Asha Bajpai Prabha Koteshwaran Dr. Ambedkar and Empowerment: Constitutional Vicissitues - K.I. Vibhllte Towards Gender Justice - S.P. Sathe Harassed Husbands – Kusum S.V. Joga Rao G.S. Srividya Criminology, Victiomology and Corrections - V. V. Devasia, Leelamma Devasia 181 – 182 An Introduction to Legislative Drafting P. M. Bakshi M.K. Ramesh L. Vishwanathan V.R. Krishna Iyer The Indian Constitution and International Law - P. Chandrasekhara Rao the Law Relating to Injunction in India Woodroffe Living Islam - Prof Akbar S. Ahmed
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    National Law School Journal - Volume 1
    (NLSIU Bangalore, 1993) Edited By Madhava Menon, N R
    CONTENTS Introduction N.R. Madhav Menon Guest Editorial Ratna Kapur ARTICLES On Women, Equality and the Constitution: Through the Looking Glass of Feminism Ratna Kapur and Brenda Cossman Right in the Home: Feminist Theoretical Perspective On International Human Rights Arati Rao From Devadasi Reform to SIT A: Reforming Sex Work in Mysore State, 1892-1937 Janaki Nair Conjugality, Law and State: Inheritance Rights as Pivot of Control in Northern India Prem Chowdhry Women, Land and Agrarian Reform: Issues of Gender and Class in Improving Women's Effective Access to Land Govind Kelkar STUDENT CONTRIBUTIONS The Story of Women in Hiding - Speaking Out! Prabha Community of Property Regime: A Call for Matrimonial Property Rights Poojitha CASE COMMENTS Rape: Challenging the Pedestals of Patriarchy R v. Ahluwalia: The Vindication of Battered Women R v. Butler: Revisiting the Feminist Debates on Pornography BOOK REVIEWS The Indian Feminist Movement: Law, Religion and Politics Geetanjali Gangoli NOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY Legal Education and Community Law Reform The Women and Law Centre at NLS - A Performance Report Geetha Devi Ayappa Bibliography