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PRIME LEGAL | Bombay High Court Validates ₹1,198 Crore Indian Oil Tender; CVC’s 80% Rule Must Be Applied Reasonably
PRIME LEGAL | Bombay High Court Validates ₹1,198 Crore Indian Oil Tender; CVC’s 80% Rule Must Be Applied Reasonably
September 1, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Denish Jasubhai Sankhala & Anr. v. Union of India & Ors. (with connected Writ Petition (L) No. 28202 of 2026)  CASE NUMBER: Wri

PRIME LEGAL | Assam RERA Rules: Flat Owners’ Associations May Lodge Complaints but Cannot Be Prosecuted as Respondents Under RERA
PRIME LEGAL | Assam RERA Rules: Flat Owners’ Associations May Lodge Complaints but Cannot Be Prosecuted as Respondents Under RERA
September 1, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Shri Amar Gupta v. M/s Shakti Developers & Anr.  CASE NUMBER: RERA/ASSAM/COM/2025/40  COURT: Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Ass

PRIME LEGAL | Maharashtra Gives Rickshaw and Cab Drivers One Year to Learn Marathi for Permit Compliance
PRIME LEGAL | Maharashtra Gives Rickshaw and Cab Drivers One Year to Learn Marathi for Permit Compliance
August 31, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION On 29 August 2026, the Bombay High Court, in Mohd Kasim Ahmad v. State of Maharashtra, disposed of a Public Interest Litigation challe

PRIME LEGAL | CAN REFUSING YOUR OWN MEDICAL EXAMINATION LEAD TO AN OBSTRUCTION CASE? SUPREME COURT ANSWERS
PRIME LEGAL | CAN REFUSING YOUR OWN MEDICAL EXAMINATION LEAD TO AN OBSTRUCTION CASE? SUPREME COURT ANSWERS
August 31, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION In the Supreme Court’s view, temporary resistance to an individual’s own compulsory medical examination, even though such examinat

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Clarifies Article 131 Jurisdiction: Statutory Bodies Cannot Directly Bring Centre-State Disputes
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Clarifies Article 131 Jurisdiction: Statutory Bodies Cannot Directly Bring Centre-State Disputes
August 31, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION A writ petition that sat unresolved for nearly two and a half decades finally got somewhere this month, though not because of what it

PRIME LEGAL | FROM INTERNATIONAL PRINCIPLES TO INDIAN LAW: THE JUDICIAL RECOGNITION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
PRIME LEGAL | FROM INTERNATIONAL PRINCIPLES TO INDIAN LAW: THE JUDICIAL RECOGNITION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
August 29, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT Sustainable development began as a diplomatic compromise between environmental protection and economic growth, articulated in internationa

PRIME LEGAL | You Didn’t Sign the Arbitration Clause: Can You Still Be Forced Into Arbitration? Supreme Court’s ‘Veritable Party’ Test
PRIME LEGAL | You Didn’t Sign the Arbitration Clause: Can You Still Be Forced Into Arbitration? Supreme Court’s ‘Veritable Party’ Test
August 29, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT “Arbitration is supposed to run on consent if you agree to it, and that’s the whole basis for being bound by it. So what happe

PRIME LEGAL | Navigating the Trademark Registration Process in India: A Procedural and Legal Analysis
PRIME LEGAL | Navigating the Trademark Registration Process in India: A Procedural and Legal Analysis
August 29, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION A trademark is the commercial signature by which a business distinguishes its goods or services from those of others, and registering

PRIME LEGAL | Bombay High Court Clarifies Legal Distinction Between Outraging Modesty and Sexual Harassment in Physical-Contact Case
PRIME LEGAL | Bombay High Court Clarifies Legal Distinction Between Outraging Modesty and Sexual Harassment in Physical-Contact Case
August 28, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Girish Nigonda Patil v. State of Maharashtra and Anr.  CASE NUMBER: Writ Petition No. 3550 of 2025  COURT: High Court of Judicature at

PRIME LEGAL | If Police Ask You to Wait at a Station, Are You Under Arrest? Bombay High Court Explains
PRIME LEGAL | If Police Ask You to Wait at a Station, Are You Under Arrest? Bombay High Court Explains
August 28, 2026by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Manohar Sharad Pathare v. The State of Maharashtra & Ors.  CASE NUMBER: Writ Petition No. 3221 of 2026  COURT: High Court of Judic