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PRIME LEGAL | Madhya Pradesh High Court: Clause Permitting Civil Court Remedy on Failure of Arbitration Is Not a Valid Arbitration Agreement
PRIME LEGAL | Madhya Pradesh High Court: Clause Permitting Civil Court Remedy on Failure of Arbitration Is Not a Valid Arbitration Agreement
November 11, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Name: M/s Global Buildocon through its Partners Tejkumar Tanted and Others v. Harsh S/o Bharat Sing Chauhan through POA Holder Anand and Anoth

PRIME LEGAL | Never Signed It, Still Bound? Bombay High Court Says Swiping Your Credit Card May Mean Accepting Arbitration
PRIME LEGAL | Never Signed It, Still Bound? Bombay High Court Says Swiping Your Credit Card May Mean Accepting Arbitration
November 11, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Name: Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited v. Maulin Niranjan Patel & Connected Matters Case Number: Arbitration Application (L) No. 25878 of 2026,

PRIMELEGAL | Can an Insufficiently Stamped Arbitral Award Be Impounded? The Madras High Court Says No, and Here’s Why
PRIMELEGAL | Can an Insufficiently Stamped Arbitral Award Be Impounded? The Madras High Court Says No, and Here’s Why
November 11, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Name: Steel Authority of India Limited v. M/s. Waterbury Farrel & Anr. Case Number: A. No. 955 of 2025 in E.P. SR No. 13383 of 2025 Date:

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court: Rashness and Negligence Are Distinct, Quashes Criminal Case Against School Management in Pillar Collapse Death
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court: Rashness and Negligence Are Distinct, Quashes Criminal Case Against School Management in Pillar Collapse Death
November 9, 2026by Primelegal Team

Case Title: Matin Shankarrao Bhosale & Anr. v. State of Maharashtra & Anr. Court: Supreme Court of India (Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction)

PRIME LEGAL | Is Your Organisation ‘State’ Under Article 12? What the Supreme Court’s National Book Trust Ruling Means for Registered Societies
PRIME LEGAL | Is Your Organisation ‘State’ Under Article 12? What the Supreme Court’s National Book Trust Ruling Means for Registered Societies
November 9, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court of India, in The Chairman, National Book Trust, India v. A.R. Abdul Gaffar, Civil Appeal No. 14369 of 2015, 2026 INS

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Constitutes SIT on Illegal Mining in Luni, Jojari and Bandi Rivers, Restrains New Industries Near Riverine Ecosystem
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Constitutes SIT on Illegal Mining in Luni, Jojari and Bandi Rivers, Restrains New Industries Near Riverine Ecosystem
November 9, 2026by Primelegal Team

Introduction: The Supreme Court’s order in In Re: 2 Million Lives At Risk, Contamination in Jojari River, Rajasthan points to an important doctri

PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Refers Two-Child Penalty Laws to Larger Bench, Questions Their Relevance Amid Falling Fertility Rate
PRIME LEGAL | Supreme Court Refers Two-Child Penalty Laws to Larger Bench, Questions Their Relevance Amid Falling Fertility Rate
November 9, 2026by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court of India, in Mangala Bhimrao Ingle v. The Additional Commissioner, Amravati Division & Ors., 2026 INSC 1193, ref

PRIME LEGAL | Dying Without a Will: Understanding Intestacy and Estate Distribution
PRIME LEGAL | Dying Without a Will: Understanding Intestacy and Estate Distribution
November 7, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT Dying without a will is dying intestate. When you do not have a will, state law-if not your wishes-makes many of the decisions about who i

PRIME LEGAL | Algorithmic Opacity and Criminal Justice: The Need for Transparency in AI Decisions
PRIME LEGAL | Algorithmic Opacity and Criminal Justice: The Need for Transparency in AI Decisions
November 7, 2026by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT The application of AI in the criminal justice system has been gaining prominence in recent times in matters of facial recognition, crime p

PRIME LEGAL | When Marriage Silences Consent: The Continuing Legal Exclusion of Marital Rape in India
PRIME LEGAL | When Marriage Silences Consent: The Continuing Legal Exclusion of Marital Rape in India
November 7, 2026by Primelegal Team

Abstract: The issue of marital rape is an ongoing loophole in the Indian criminal law justice system, in which marriage supersedes the right of the