Abstract
In this paper I aim to analyse conceptions of sex equality under law, and its discontents through a feminist jurisprudential lens. I firstly lay down the core ideas of feminist jurisprudence and then proceed to use that framework to analyse and discuss various Indian cases that involve a question of sex discrimination. Finally I trace the development of court’s reasoning in sex discrimination cases from a separate sphere theory approach to a transformative understanding of equality.
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