Promissory estoppel began its life in Indian law as a defensive tool: a way to stop someone from going back on a promise once another party had relied on it. Over the last five decades, though, the doctrine has drifted a long way from that starting point. Courts now describe it as capable of grounding an independent cl...
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Over the last decade, India's platform and gig economy has grown fast, pulling millions of workers into ride-hailing, food delivery, logistics, e-commerce, and home services. Most of these workers sign on as “partners,” independent contractors, or freelancers. Yet many of them experience a degree of control that looks...
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