Vineeth Varma Penmetsa* Abstract Consideration has been a subject of paramount importance in contract law. The evolution of modern-day consideration has taken various forms over the years and extended the scope to a viable position. This article argues that consideration requirement builds a unique relationship between parties to an agreement that justify its continued existence. Furthermore, it also analyses the requirement of consideration in the Indian contract law away fr

Aaloka Dhanyamraju* Abstract In this article, the author has examined the need for a review of the Contempt of Court Act, 1971. Contempt of Court can be either civil or criminal. Civil contempt, which means not obeying any order or injunction of the Court should definitely be punishable. The rule of law needs to be upheld. However, in the author's opinion, in a mature democracy, there is no need to be hyper-sensitive about criminal contempt of court which consists of making d

Kumar Kartik* Introduction The judiciary of India handles different types of cases in a manner that is both pragmatic and desirable, to deal with the vice of overburdened judicial bodies. In the course of this case note, the author seeks to explore how the Indian judiciary has evolved its modus operandi with time, to fix the popular notion that the institution is inefficient. One such example is seen in the domain of Arbitration Law in India. Arbitration is a relatively new b