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Virtual Hearing in China’s Smart Court

Conflict of Laws

Mr Ting Liao, PhD candidate at the Wuhan University Institute of International Law, published a note on the Chinese Smart Court , which attracted a lot of interest and attention. We have responded a few enquires and comments, some relating to the procedure and feasibility of virtual/remote hearing.

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Rivista di diritto internazionale privato e processuale (RDIPP) No 2/2022: Abstracts

Conflict of Laws

This article addresses the complex features and problems arising from the combined application of all European and international instruments dealing with divorce and the economic aspects of family law. This article deals with the concept of habitual residence, which is in widespread use in the EU Regulations in the field of family law.

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Amendment of Pleadings | Order VI Rule 17 [CPC]: A Critical Analysis

LexForti

Considering this principle, parties in a civil suit enjoyed unrestricted access to modify their pleadings under Order VI Rule 17 of the Indian Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Keywords- Amendment of Pleadings, Civil Procedure Code 1908. 3] It is needed because the Court expects each side to present their argument in the way they wish to.

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India dispatches: CJI calls for ‘Indianisation’ of ‘colonial’ justice system

JURIST

V Ramana deploring the Indian justice system as “colonial” and calling for its “Indianisation” for the benefit of ordinary litigants. Speaking about the country’s judicial system, Justice Ramana emphasized the challenges faced by a common man approaching the courts. He files this for JURIST from New Delhi.