AAP’s Preeti Sharma Menon in SC/ST Atrocities case : Bombay HC
The Bombay High Court passed a order on 3 March, 2023.This was seen in the case of Preeti Sharma Menon & Anr. v. State of Maharashtra & Ors
ECHR hears Two Landmark Climate Change Cases.
The European Court of Human Rights has heard two oral arguments by the applicants of France and Switzerland wherein the governments are accused of
The U.S. Supreme Court Rules that Derecognizing the Constitutional Right to Abortion Is a Feudalistic Approach.
Justice Alito J, gives his historical approach in the case of Roe V. Wade which argues for the recognition of the constitutional right to abortion.
Valid and Voidable Contract
Valid Contract: An unenforceable and illegal contract would be the void contract but the voidable contracts can be a legal contract which would be
Boulton vs Jones 1857 Case – Case brief
The importance of this case of “Boulton vs Jones” would be understood through the concepts of the offer made when it comes to the ascertained a
Pre-Arbitral steps are mandatory in nature: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has passed a judgment on 01-10-2021 in the case of M/S Sanjay Iron And Steel Ltd. Vs Steel Authority Of India ARB.P. 408/2021.
Arbitrator cannot re-write the terms of the contract between the parties merely because they are not commercially viable: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has passed a judgment on 23-05-2022 in the case of Union Of India vs M/S Rail Infrastructure Ltd. O.M.P. (COMM) 227/2019. Just
Circulating Defamatory Cartoons In Institution’s Internal Newspaper Against Expelled Member Attracts Charges U/S 500 IPC: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court recently refused to quash the defamation proceedings pending against the President of Bowring Institute, who allegedly cir
“The Trial Court In Exercise Of Its Powers Under Section 216 Of Cr.P.C Cannot Delete The Charges Framed By It”: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court has held that under Section 216 of Criminal Procedure Code, a trial court can only alter the charge or add to the charge w
Withdrawal of Tenders and their Acceptance
A tender is a formal offer or proposition to perform or refrain from performing an act, and it obligates the person making the tender to the other
