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PRIME LEGAL | Allahabad High Court Quashes Cheating Case Against IVF Doctor: Treatment Failure Alone Cannot Prove Dishonest Intent
PRIME LEGAL | Allahabad High Court Quashes Cheating Case Against IVF Doctor: Treatment Failure Alone Cannot Prove Dishonest Intent
November 3, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Title: Dr. Sarita Teotia v. State of U.P. and Another Court: High Court of Judicature at Allahabad Judge: Hon’ble Mr. Justice Chawan Prakash

PRIME LEGAL | Section 43D(7) UAPA: What Courts Have Held on Bail for Foreign Nationals
PRIME LEGAL | Section 43D(7) UAPA: What Courts Have Held on Bail for Foreign Nationals
November 3, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION  The Supreme Court of India in, Union of India v. Mohamed Rifas @ Mohamed Rigbas decided by a Bench of Aravind Kumar and Vipul M. Pan

PRIME LEGAL | Electricity Disconnected Over Theft Allegations? When High Courts Can Order Restoration
PRIME LEGAL | Electricity Disconnected Over Theft Allegations? When High Courts Can Order Restoration
November 3, 2026by Primelegal Team

Introduction  Electricity is an essential commodity necessary for both life and livelihood. Its deprivation may have serious and catastrophic cons

PRIME LEGAL | Fake Lottery Websites and Trademark Infringement: How to Hold Rogue Websites Liable
PRIME LEGAL | Fake Lottery Websites and Trademark Infringement: How to Hold Rogue Websites Liable
November 3, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION In the case of Reliance Industries Ltd. v. Rahul Meena, delivered by the Delhi High Court on 7th October 2026, an interim order was pa

PRIMELEGAL | Change of Registered Office During CIRP Without IRP Authority Is Impermissible; S.68 Punishment Not Established: NCLT
PRIMELEGAL | Change of Registered Office During CIRP Without IRP Authority Is Impermissible; S.68 Punishment Not Established: NCLT
November 2, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Name: Rajendra Sanghi Liquidator for Nagaur Water Supply Company Pvt. Ltd vs. Rakshit Dhirajlal Doshi & Ors Case Number: I.A. No. 1068 of

PRIMELEGAL | Section 33(5) IBC Clarified: NCLT Kolkata Draws the Line Between Tax Assessment and Penalty Proceedings in Liquidation
PRIMELEGAL | Section 33(5) IBC Clarified: NCLT Kolkata Draws the Line Between Tax Assessment and Penalty Proceedings in Liquidation
November 2, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Name: Gujarat NRE Coke Limited (through Mr. Sumit Binani, Liquidator) v. Assessment Unit, Income Tax Department, Ministry of Finance, Governme

PRIME LEGAL | Party Autonomy Under Section 31(7)(a) Is Supreme: Delhi High Court Rules Arbitral Tribunals Cannot Override Contractual Interest Bars
PRIME LEGAL | Party Autonomy Under Section 31(7)(a) Is Supreme: Delhi High Court Rules Arbitral Tribunals Cannot Override Contractual Interest Bars
November 2, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Name: MMTC Limited v. Aust Grain Exports Pty. Ltd. Case Number: FAO (OS) (COMM) 210/2023 (CNR No. DLHC010375712023) Date: Wednesday, Twenty-Ei

PRIME LEGAL | LOST MONEY TO A ‘DIGITAL ARREST’ SCAM? HOW THE SUPREME COURT WANTS BANKS TO REFUND VICTIMS IN FULL
PRIME LEGAL | LOST MONEY TO A ‘DIGITAL ARREST’ SCAM? HOW THE SUPREME COURT WANTS BANKS TO REFUND VICTIMS IN FULL
November 2, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION With cyber fraud increasing all over India, the Supreme Court has come down heavily on making banks responsible for the losses in case

PRIME LEGAL | Acquitted by Court, Convicted by Google: Can India’s Open Justice Coexist With the Right to Be Forgotten?
PRIME LEGAL | Acquitted by Court, Convicted by Google: Can India’s Open Justice Coexist With the Right to Be Forgotten?
October 31, 2026by Primelegal Team

  ABSTRACT Newspapers, magazines, judges’ orders, laws, and decisions are published in media, digital and print, whereupon they are transfor

PRIMELEGAL| “No Human Behind the Crime? How Indian Courts Determine if a Company Can Commit an Offense on Its Own”
PRIMELEGAL| “No Human Behind the Crime? How Indian Courts Determine if a Company Can Commit an Offense on Its Own”
October 31, 2026by Primelegal Team

  ABSTRACT In India, corporate criminal liability is conceptualized very differently compared to going by conventional wisdom that corporation