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PRIMELEGAL | Karnataka High Court Examines Tax Benefits for Same-Sex Partners Without Legal Recognition of Marriage
PRIMELEGAL | Karnataka High Court Examines Tax Benefits for Same-Sex Partners Without Legal Recognition of Marriage
September 21, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION This petition has been filed in the Karnataka High Court relating to the applicability of the Income Tax Exemption available to “spo

PRIME LEGAL | Kerala High Court Rules University Professor Does Not Hold ‘public Office’; Quo Warranto Petition Not Maintainable
PRIME LEGAL | Kerala High Court Rules University Professor Does Not Hold ‘public Office’; Quo Warranto Petition Not Maintainable
September 21, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Kerala High Court has ruled that a professor at a statutory university does not hold a public office, so a writ of quo warranto ca

PRIME LEGAL | Can a Stock Exchange List Its Own Shares? The Legal Story Behind NSE’s IPO
PRIME LEGAL | Can a Stock Exchange List Its Own Shares? The Legal Story Behind NSE’s IPO
September 19, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT The proposed IPO of National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE), creates an interesting dilemma from the point of view of securities la

PRIME LEGAL | Analyzing The Constitutional Validity Of Executive Action Involving “Bulldozer Justice” Under Article 300a And Fundamental Rights
PRIME LEGAL | Analyzing The Constitutional Validity Of Executive Action Involving “Bulldozer Justice” Under Article 300a And Fundamental Rights
September 19, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT This article examines whether punitive demolition of private property by executive authorities, popularly termed “bulldozer justice&

PRIMELEGAL | Supreme Court Clarifies Equal Pay for Equal Work: Experience May Justify Different Salaries
PRIMELEGAL | Supreme Court Clarifies Equal Pay for Equal Work: Experience May Justify Different Salaries
September 18, 2026by Primelegal Team

PRIMELEGAL | Supreme Court Clarifies Equal Pay for Equal Work: Experience May Justify Different Salaries INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court has held th

PRIME LEGAL | Karnataka High Court Orders Sweeping Safety Measures Amid Massive Illegal Pg Operations In Bengaluru
PRIME LEGAL | Karnataka High Court Orders Sweeping Safety Measures Amid Massive Illegal Pg Operations In Bengaluru
September 18, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION Bengaluru’s paying guest economy has quietly become the city’s biggest unregulated housing sector, and the Karnataka High

PRIME LEGAL | NCLT Chennai Clarifies Cross-Border IBC Liability: Overseas Personal Guarantors Can Face Insolvency Proceedings
PRIME LEGAL | NCLT Chennai Clarifies Cross-Border IBC Liability: Overseas Personal Guarantors Can Face Insolvency Proceedings
September 17, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: M Gagan Bothra v. Senthil Kumar CASE NUMBER: CP(IB)/96(CHE)/2025 with IA(IBC)/1384(CHE)/2025 COURT: National Company Law Tribunal, Divis

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Bars Forced Vehicle Repossession, Awards ₹10 Lakh to Truck Owner for Financiers’ Misconduct
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Bars Forced Vehicle Repossession, Awards ₹10 Lakh to Truck Owner for Financiers’ Misconduct
September 17, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Hari Dutta Sharma v State of UP & Ors CASE NUMBER: Civil Appeal No(s). of 2026 (@ S.L.P. (C) No(s). of 2026; @ Diary No. 10952 of 20

PRIMELEGAL | Supreme Court’s Gender-Justice Language Guide: ‘Prosecutrix’ Replaced by More Dignified, Neutral Terminology
PRIMELEGAL | Supreme Court’s Gender-Justice Language Guide: ‘Prosecutrix’ Replaced by More Dignified, Neutral Terminology
September 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court of India has recently brought out a handbook entitled “Judgments and Gender: Sensitivity and Compassion in Wri

PRIMELEGAL | Madras High Court Says Second Wife Unaware Of Husband’s Subsisting Marriage Cannot Be Prosecuted For Bigamy
PRIMELEGAL | Madras High Court Says Second Wife Unaware Of Husband’s Subsisting Marriage Cannot Be Prosecuted For Bigamy
September 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Madras High Court has stepped into a question that touches thousands of quiet, painful situations across India: what happens to a