Lex Witness - March 2024

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CUTTING EDGE
A Legacy Beyond Borders: Remembering Fali Sam Nariman
In the annals of Indian legal history, few names shine as brightly as that of Fali S. Nariman. His journey from a young boy in Rangoon to becoming one of the most revered legal luminaries in India is a tale of brilliance, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to justice. Nariman’s recent passing on February 21, 2024, marks the end of an era for the Indian judiciary and legal fraternity, leaving behind a legacy that will inspire generations to come.

BOOK RELEASE
‘Roses without Thorns’ - A Visual Journey
Collection of Poems by Shri. R. Venkatramani, Ld. Attorney General for India, the book was released by Dr. D.Y. Chandrachud, Hon’ble Chief Justice of India, in the presence of Hon’ble Justice B.N. Nagarathna, Pujya Guruji - Sri M. Satsang Foundation. Lex Witness brings to you a visual memoir.

BRIEFLY SPEAKING
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 Important Updates
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 since its inception, has seen constant amendments, regulatory changes as well as active judicial interpretation to ensure the applicability of the Code in line with its object and purpose. Dhir & Dhir Associates, a firm of high repute in the insolvency domain has encapsulated the critical legislative, regulatory as well as the judicial interpretation of the Code to provide a snapshot at a glance for all.

MOVERS AND SHAKERS
Shaping the Future: Goviind's Journey from Courtrooms to Corporate Leadership and India's Wind Power Surge
In an era where professional paths intertwine with the quest for sustainability, Goviind emerges as a beacon of adaptability and foresight. Spanning over two decades, his career navigates through the legal corridors to the strategic echelons of corporate governance, mirroring India's stride towards renewable energy.

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Lex Witness Magazine Description:

The Indian legal universe has close to 5 million individuals, one of the highest in the world who, directly or indirectly, are a part of it. This excludes the masses that are facing or fighting cases in numerous courts in India. On the other hand, the media universe in India has been exploding with newer formats on unheard kind of subjects. However, there is not even a single magazine that exclusively deals with legal matters, so to say. Witness is to fill this very greatly felt vacuum. WITNESS vows to be a high quality monthly magazine with the powers of fresh and original content that would deal exclusively with subjects pertaining to legality.

Country's top notch practitioners and experts are being invited to contribute in WITNESS with what we feel is relevant to all stakeholders in this profession, aiming at brainstorming between the legal luminaries and hence bettering this practice in all its aspects.

The readers of Witness are mighty, high-profile, influential HNI's. Witness addresses such a vital section of the society which is very large in number – the ones who frame the laws and the ones who practice it.

Witness covers an interesting bandwidth of readers right from the core legal community of the country that includes the Justices, Judges, Lawyers, Advocates, Bureaucrats, Corporate legal professionals, heads of law firms etc. With an initial circulation of 25,000 copies, Witness is available in all the major metropolitan cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad as well as in the mini metros like Jaipur, Nagpur, Dehradun, Indore, Surat etc.

Not only India, Witness has international circulations in the UK and US that prompt the global legal community to absorb the developments taking place in our legal process.