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The Bhopal Case and the Development of Environmental Law in India

INDIA'S quest for industrialisation and ambition to compete with other industrialised nations of the world prompted it to welcome readily many multinational enterprises. This contributed considerably to the planned economic development of the country by saving foreign exchange; for many this meant jobs and money. Union Carbide of India Limited ("UC1L") was one of those companies established in India. The company is a subsidiary of the American multinational Union Carbide Corporation ("UCC"), which has its head office in Connecticut in the United States. UCIL manufactured a number of pesticides for which there was a rising domestic demand due to the "Green Revolution" in India. Among the products of UCIL was a pesticide called Sevin, the main ingredient of which was methyl isocynate ("MIC"), a highly toxic substance. MIC is an extremely hazardous chemical, a poison against which "stringent precaution must be observed to eliminate any possibility of human contact".