Building data and research to provide policy support for judicial systems reforms.
Data from courts and quasi-judicial tribunals in India is increasingly emerging as a powerful tool to study the functioning of the judiciary and the impact of enforcement of laws on the economy and society. Our research focuses on developing discrete data-sets from websites of courts and tribunals in India using a combination of skills in law, technology and economics. These data-sets form the foundation to understand and analyse the links between court-performance and observed economic outcomes in the domains of bankruptcy and company law.
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How did courts respond to the pandemic lockdowns: evidence from the NCLT Pavithra Manivannan, Susan Thomas and Bhargavi Zaveri-Shah |
The LEAP Blog, 27th March 2022 |
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Litigation in public contracts: some estimates from court data Devendra Damle, Karan Gulati, Anjali Sharma and Bhargavi Zaveri |
The LEAP Blog, 26th May 2021 |
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Judicial triage in the lockdown: evidence from India's largest commercial tribunal Anjali Sharma and Bhargavi Zaveri |
The LEAP Blog, 15th October 2020 |
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Measuring court output in the pandemic: evidence from India's largest commercial tribunal Anjali Sharma and Bhargavi Zaveri |
The LEAP Blog, 11th September 2020 |
| The NCLT cause-lists data-set | 2020 |