Online dispute resolution system in India
Abstract In an era focused on technological efficiency, the Indian judiciary faces a colossal backlog of over 4.5 crore pending cases, impeding swi
“Legal Heirs Dispute: Court Rejects Revenue Court Jurisdiction, Advocates Civil Court Adjudication”
Title: Narayan vs Heera Lal Citation: S.B. Civil Writ Petition No. 205/2023 Coram: HON’BLE DR. JUSTICE PUSHPENDRA SINGH BHATI Decide on: 22-0
“Equitable Jurisprudence Prevails: Court Upholds Fairness and Consistency in Granting Employee Benefits”
Title: Secretary Administration Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited vs Rashtriya Bijali Karmachari Union (INTUC) Rajasthan Citation: S.
Madras High Court regarding the issue Trade Unions Are Essential Like A Strong Opposition Party In A Democracy.
Madras High Court regarding the issue Trade Unions Are Essential Like A Strong Opposition Party In A Democracy. Title : Tamil Nadu State Transport
Madras High Court regarding the issue Person in Unauthorised Occupation Of Land Cannot Claim Protection Under Article 19, 21 If Eviction As Per Law.
Madras High Court regarding the issue Person in Unauthorised Occupation Of Land Cannot Claim Protection Under Article 19, 21 If Eviction As Per Law
The Law and Legality of Smart Contracts
The Law and Legality of Smart Contracts Abstract Blockchain is a new way that computer technologies, including encryption algorithms, consensus mec
INSOLVENCY LAWS AOUND THE WORLD
Introduction Though the terms “insolvency” and “bankruptcy” are frequently used interchangeably in everyday speech, they ha
A Order Has To Be Set Aside If It Goes Against The Principle Of Natural Justice: Patna High Court
Citation: CWJC No.4833 of 2020 Decided On: 16-10-2023 Coram: Honourable The Chief Justice And Honourable Mr. Justice Rajiv Roy Introduction: The pe
Court Has No Need To Interfere When A Fair Inquiry Took Place Before Taking The Decision: Patna High Court
Citation: L.P.A No.534 of 2021 Decided on: 10-10-2023 Coram: Honourable The Chief Justice And Honourable Mr. Justice Rajiv Roy Introduction: The pr
The High court of Patna quashed the FIR and also the issuance of summonses to the petitioner passed by the learned Judicial magistrate 1st class as stating that section 420 and 406 of IPC does not satisfied the basic ingredients in the present case
The High court of Patna quashed the FIR and also the issuance of summonses to the petitioner passed by the learned Judicial magistrate 1st
