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Some days recently it feels like we should just cave in and make this the WSJ’s Antitrust Blog, given the amount of news on that front these days. It gets to us. Some nights, Christine Varney, Neelie Kroes, and Herb Hovenkamp float through our dreams talking of the rule of reason, essential facilities and interlocking directorates (our dreams, like most of yours, LBers, typically revolve around discussions of revered federal statues, like the Sherman and Clayton Acts)

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Fali Nariman was interviewed last night on NDTV’s Walk the Talk (reprinted in the Indian Express on 21/9/09). In the interview Nariman stated – with some prodding by Shekhar Gupta – that the judiciary was in its greatest moment of crisis since the Emergency because of a seeming decline in it’s integrity in the eyes of the public. He made several suggestions to correct this problem – three of his recommendations that I particularly buy prescription drugs online agree with I will highlight in this post (although the entire interview is well worth watching).

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Justice Bhat’s judgment on declaration of assets by judges continues to be in the limelight, and has drawn high praise from the former CJI, Justice Verma, in an op-ed that appears in today’s Express. In praising Justice Bhat, Justice Verma calls this yet another instance of a situation where “the high courts have shown the right path where the Supreme Court dithered.” (Though he doesn’t explicitly mention this, the historical precedent he cites is interesting because that involved a situation where he himself was one of the High Court judges who “took the right path” while the Supreme Court “dithered” in delivering the infamous ADM Jabalpur decision.) In today’s op-ed, Justice Verma joins the rapidly increasing group of eminent figures who have been critical of CJI Balakrishnan’s meds online without prescription handling of this issue

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Today’s Hindu carries an op-ed by Sriram Panchu which chronicles, comments upon, and provides the context for some of the events in the unfolding saga of declaration of assets by judges, including the recent judgment of the Delhi High Court by Justice Ravindra Bhat. (For posts covering some of Panchu’s views expressed previously, click here ). Unlike some of the more zealous advocates for this cause, pills online Panchu recognizes that judges may have some justifiable concerns, and suggests that: A suitable body and procedures will have to be devised to deal with the [relevant] questions and get the answers.

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In a very interesting article published in the Journal of Business Law in 2007, Professors Green and Saidov had Cheap Viagra this to say of software: “… its unique characteristics mean that it is not truly analogous to any conventional chattel with which the law is familiar… despite the fact that it is one of the most ubiquitous commodities of our commercial age, it has no readily discernible legal identity .” This is perhaps true of derivatives as well, and Indian law, over the past two or three years has witnessed a great deal of disagreement on the exact nature of a derivatives transaction. This blog has covered these issues on several occasions

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Guest Blogger Bikram Jeet Batra In August 2008, I had written a short note on this blog about the Swamy Shraddananda judgment. This was part of a series of judgments in which the Supreme Court while sentencing the accused to imprisonment for life (LI) directed that he would be ineligible for any execution remission/commutation cheap pills of sentence and would have to remain in jail for the rest of his natural life. The previous note focused on the constitutionality of such directions and raised concerns about the Court overstepping into executive terrain

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