Legal Notes - June 2019

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While a lot needs to be set in place by the BJP government post its spectacular win, there have been unsettling questions on the dynamics that would play out between the judiciary and the government in its second term. In the Legal Notes’ July issue, Jagdeep Chhokar, Prakash Ambedkar and Jayna Kothari share their perspectives on various issues and provide future plans to make the situation less tense. In addition, the Delhi High Court’s order allowing all car makers to appeal their collective fine of Rs 2500 crore by the Competition Commission of India to the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has not gone down well with the troubled car owners. Their worries are simple: car making companies must not monopolise the post-purchase market by making car spare parts available only at registered workshops at inflated prices. On the international front, Legal Notes looks at a troubled Benjamin Netanyahu who for his support to the ultra-orthodox Jews on not joining the Army is facing tough times in pulling together a coalition government. Plus, all our regular sections and a special feature in the Books section for all the cricket fans glued to their television screens.