Kaustubh Kumar & Ashutosh Anand* “Life on the planet began in the ocean. The ocean sustains it. Undoubtedly perils of…
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Challenges in Deep-Sea Mining : Grave Environmental Concerns and Feeble International Laws
Nikhil Mishra* Deep-sea mining and the ISA: An Introduction Humankind’s transition to ‘low-carbon economies powered by ‘green energy’ has increased…
Fukushima Controversy : An Awakening for International Law
Ananya Bajpai* On 13thApril, the Government of Japan announced that it would release more than one million tons of wastewater…
Electronic Bills of Lading : Standardization and the Problem of Functional Equivalence
Devika Radha* On the 1stof June 2021, the Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO) announced that it would coordinate with…
Mind the Gap : Regulation of Foreign Military Activities in EEZ’s
Himanshu Saraout & Tahhira Somal* The USS John Paul Jones carried out a Freedom of Navigation Operation (‘FONOP’) approximately 130…
The Re-Kindled Tussle between Sectoral Regulator and C.C.I.: A Critique of the Draft India Ports Bill, 2020
Omkar Upadhyay* Background: Vesting Of Power in Maritime Port Regulatory Authority to Adjudicate Anti-Competitiveness The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and…
Understanding Abandonment in Marine Insurance : Part – II
Devika Radha* Consequences of Notice of Abandonment Tendering of a valid Notice of Abandonment (hereinafter referred to as NOA) to…
Understanding Abandonment in Marine Insurance : Part – I
Devika Radha* From Lex mercatoria to Edward Lloyd’s Coffee House and the Lutine Bell, modern marine insurance has a fascinating…
To Arrest or Not to Arrest ? India’s Position on the Arrest of Ships Pending Arbitration
Ayesha Qazi* The interplay between Maritime Law and Arbitration has been long subsisting. The international character of Maritime Law and…
Analysis of the Interplay of International Law and Politics in the Mediterranean Sea through the Lens of Greece and Turkey
Ankit Malhotra* For centuries, Greece and Turkey have been unable to come to terms with each other. Due to the…
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