INSIDER TRADING IN INDIA
Introduction Insider Trading is one of India’s most prominent financial crime, which was prevalent since the early 1920’s. The term ‘Insi
Disputes under the Transfer of Property Act are Arbitrable: Supreme Court of India
Disputes that arise between landlord and tenant under Transfer of Property Act, 1882, are Arbitrable and the ones that arise under the Rent Act are
Fatwa is not legally binding on parties: Delhi High Court
Fatwa regarding the transfer and possession of immovable property was cited by one of the parties regarding ownership and possession of a property.
The appeal before the Executive Council must be decided only after hearing to both the parties.: Sikkim High Court
“An aggrieved party has a statutory right to prefer an appeal within thirty days from the date of recommendation.”, this remarkable stand was f
Defaults prior to Covid-19 Pandemic cannot be covered under RBI’s guidelines granting relief on repayment of loans: Delhi High Court
RBI guidelines for reliefs to certain debtors for defaults made on loans due to the Covid-19 Pandemic are only applicable to defaults that arose du
LEGAL PERSONHOOD OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM
INTRODUCTION With the world-changing and the technology developing at a faster pace, the world is moving towards transformation. The evolving techn
Non-compliance of any procedural requirement is no ground for automatic rejection: Sikkim High Court
“The State respondents could not have demanded the refund of the excess payment made on account of their illegal promotions”, this remarkable s
Government has pervasive control over passing of sanctioned posts: Ranchi High Court
The ground for rejecting the claim of the petitioners cannot be supplemented by way of filing counter affidavit. This judgment was delivered by Hon
30 years to get justice in a false case of attempt to rape: Orissa High Court
The victim tried to shift the entire blame on the Appellant as the perpetrator of the crime, to save her reputation among her family members and th
Expert evaluation of Tender to be carried out only if wrong alleged on part of Tendering Authority: Supreme Court
“Unless arbitrariness or mala fide on the part of the tendering authority is alleged, the expert evaluation of a particular tender, particularly
