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Prime Legal | Madras High Court: Government Officials Giving False Information To Government Lawyers May Face Contempt Proceedings
Prime Legal | Madras High Court: Government Officials Giving False Information To Government Lawyers May Face Contempt Proceedings
August 6, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has held that a government official who furnishes false or incomplete information to the Go

PRIME LEGAL | Right to Be Forgotten: Karnataka High Court Allows Acquitted Woman’s Name to Be Removed from Google & Indian Kanoon Search Results
PRIME LEGAL | Right to Be Forgotten: Karnataka High Court Allows Acquitted Woman’s Name to Be Removed from Google & Indian Kanoon Search Results
August 6, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION Getting acquitted doesn’t actually close the book on a criminal case anymore, not really. You can be cleared of every single cha

PRIME LEGAL | Allahabad HC: Insurance Company Cannot Invoke Writ Jurisdiction to Resist Individual Compensation Awards Under Welfare Scheme
PRIME LEGAL | Allahabad HC: Insurance Company Cannot Invoke Writ Jurisdiction to Resist Individual Compensation Awards Under Welfare Scheme
August 5, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: The Oriental Insurance Company Limited v. Smt Rachna Singh and 2 others  CASE NUMBER: Writ-C No. 16530 of 2026  COURT: High Court of J

PRIME LEGAL | New Cars and Bikes to Get Longer Mandatory Third-Party Insurance After Supreme Court Direction
PRIME LEGAL | New Cars and Bikes to Get Longer Mandatory Third-Party Insurance After Supreme Court Direction
August 5, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: National Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Smt. Thungala Dhana Laxmi & Ors.  CASE NUMBER: Civil Appeal No. 14369 of 2025  COURT: Supreme Court

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Observes Transgender Amendment Act Cannot Take Away Vested Rights, Seeks Centre’s Response
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Observes Transgender Amendment Act Cannot Take Away Vested Rights, Seeks Centre’s Response
August 4, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION  It has been held by the Supreme Court in an oral observation that the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026

PRIME LEGAL | Legal Explainer: Section 498A IPC Extends to Live-In Relationships in the Nature of Marriage, Rules Supreme Court
PRIME LEGAL | Legal Explainer: Section 498A IPC Extends to Live-In Relationships in the Nature of Marriage, Rules Supreme Court
August 4, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION For years, one question kept surfacing in courtrooms and never quite got a clean answer: can a man in a live-in relationship be prosec

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court: Registrar’s Power to Frame Service Rules Includes Power to Amend, Even Via Informal Communication
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court: Registrar’s Power to Frame Service Rules Includes Power to Amend, Even Via Informal Communication
August 3, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: S. P. Chandrakar v. State of Chhattisgarh & Ors.  CASE NUMBER: SLP (C.) No. 8726 of 2024  COURT: Supreme Court of India, Civil App

PRIME LEGAL | Regulating Private Detectives in India: Supreme Court Advocates a Statutory Framework to Balance Investigation and Privacy
PRIME LEGAL | Regulating Private Detectives in India: Supreme Court Advocates a Statutory Framework to Balance Investigation and Privacy
August 3, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Himanshu Chordia v. State of Rajasthan & Anr.  CASE NUMBER: Criminal Appeal No(s). ___ of 2026 (Arising out of SLP (Crl.) No(s). 31

PRIME LEGAL | One Laptop, Two Countries, One Tax Bill? Decoding Tax Rules for Remote Workers
PRIME LEGAL | One Laptop, Two Countries, One Tax Bill? Decoding Tax Rules for Remote Workers
August 1, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT The gig economy has changed the way the world works, enabling individual to work for companies internationally from their own countries. T

PRIME LEGAL | Consent After Marriage: Reimagining Criminal Law in India
PRIME LEGAL | Consent After Marriage: Reimagining Criminal Law in India
August 1, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT: There is a strange gap that exists at the core of Indian criminal law. Outside marriage, the absence of consent is what determines an act