THE SOCIO-LEGAL DIMENSIONS OF MARITIME ACCIDENTS
ABSTRACT This Article seeks to examine the socio-legal impacts of maritime accidents and the legal ramifications that ensue such accidents. The top
ON THE BALANCE OF PUBLIC INTEREST AND IPR PROTECTION
ABSTRACT The paper investigates the intricate relationship between intellectual property rights protection and public interest concerns. The enforc
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS OF FREIGHT CHARGES USING FAKE CONSIGNMENTS
Case Name: Union of India v. M/s Kamakhya Transport Pvt. Ltd. Case No: Civil Appeal No. 3942 of 2024 Date of Judgment: 22 April 2024 Quorum: Justic
FEAR, NOT DELIVERY COUNTS: SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES THE LAW ON EXTORTION.
Case Name: M/S Balaji Traders Vs. The State of U. P. & Anr. Case Number: Criminal Appeal No. of 2025 (Arising out of SLP(Crl.) No.3159/2025
SC’S REAFFIRMATION: THE EVOLVING STAND ON PREVENTIVE DETENTION
Introduction In a series of the recent judgments the Apex Court and the High Courts of the country has successfully shed more light on the ambiguit
Section 387 IPC Offence Complete with Threats Alone, No Actual Gain Needed
INTRODUCTION In a landmark declaration on extortion, it is thus held by the Supreme Court of India that, under Section 387 of the IPC, a person is
REAFFIRMING POLICE COMPETENCY AND THE LIMITS OF WRIT JURISDICTION OF HIGH COURT
Case Name: Abdul Majid Dar Vs. Union Territory of J&K and Ors. Case Number: Writ Petition No. 1344 of 2024 (Arising from SM No. 3659 of 2024)
REFUND CLAIM FOR DELAYED POSSESSION OF FLAT ALLOTMENT
CASE NAME: Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) V. Anupam Garg & Ors CASE NUMBER: Civil Appeal Nos.___ of 2025 (Arising out of SLP
LIBERTY VERSUS WELFARE: THE SUPREME COURT ON RIGHT TO SHUTDOWN BUSINESS
Introduction In a seminal judgment delivered just the last week, the apex court has come up with a reasserting proposition, validating a distinct d
ENSURING JUSTICE: SUPREME COURT OPENS UP APPEAL RIGHTS TO CONSTITUTIONAL STATUS
INTRODUCTION In the process of fortifying access to justice, India’s Supreme Court has held that the appeal is not an ordinary statutory righ
