Ritesh Raj

Contributed to ideation and conceptualisation of an NLSIR Online special series on AI and intellectual property; acknowledged by the NLSIR editorial board.

Analyzes SEBI's introduction of internal whistleblower policy requirements for stockbrokers and argues for statutory protections and co-regulatory standards to make internal whistleblowing effective.

A legal analysis arguing that applying Section 4 of the Partition Act alongside Section 22 of the Hindu Succession Act creates redundant dual protection for dwelling houses and undermines alienation rights.

A Third-World Approaches to International Law critique arguing for limits on innocent passage of warships and defending prior-notification/approval rules for coastal states from a development-perspective.

A doctrinal piece arguing that expectancy damages should be the general rule in Indian contract law while reliance damages remain an exception; surveys case law and statutory illustrations.

Examines the extension of Section 10 of the Transfer of Property Act to family arrangements and argues for adding family arrangements explicitly under Section 10 to resolve inconsistent judicial application.