New Delhi: Advocate Hitesh Jain has resigned from his position as a full-time member of the 23rd Law Commission of India, with the President of India formally accepting his resignation effective October 29, 2025.
President Accepts Resignation
According to official information, Jain’s decision to step down has been approved by the President, marking an early exit from his role in the Commission. He was appointed as one of the four full-time members on April 15, 2025.
Background of Hitesh Jain
Hitesh Jain is a well-known litigation lawyer and serves as the Managing Partner of Parinam Law Associates. His legal expertise spans commercial litigation, corporate disputes, arbitration, and advisory work, making him a significant addition to the Commission at the time of his appointment.
About the 23rd Law Commission
The 23rd Law Commission of India was constituted on September 1, 2024, for a three-year term ending August 31, 2027.
It is chaired by Justice (Retd.) Dinesh Maheshwari, former Judge of the Supreme Court of India.
The Commission functions as an advisory body to the Government of India, recommending reforms in existing laws and addressing emerging legal issues.
Impact of the Vacancy
With Jain’s resignation, the Law Commission will now operate with one fewer full-time member, potentially impacting its workload as it continues to pursue key reforms. Its mandate includes:
- Reviewing obsolete and outdated laws
- Reforms in judicial administration
- Legal issues concerning gender equality
- Analysis of contemporary legal challenges
The Commission continues its ongoing research and consultations to support legislative updates aligned with modern needs.
