Daughter’s Right on Property
The status of women stayed receded for the majority of the time. It was only in 2005 with the introduction of the Hindu Succession Amendment Act wh
The court ordered all investigating agencies to take drafted amendments to the police manuals within 6 months: Supreme Court of India.
The High Court, state governments, as well as the Union of India (in relation to investigating agencies in its control) would take drafted conseque
An arbitration resulting in foreign award to be enforceable only in a High Court under section 10(1) of CCA and not in district court: Supreme Court of India
An arbitration resulted in a foreign award, as defined under section 44 of the Arbitration Act, would be enforced only in a High Court under sectio
Liability of a person sitting on the mud-guard of a tractor is not required to be covered U/S 147 (1) of the M.V. Act: High Court of Karnataka
The liability of a person sitting on the mud-guard of a tractor is not required to be covered by statutory insurance policy, as contemplated by sub
Court can set aside the trial court’s order U/S 9 Arbitration Act on the ground of perversity, when the appellant’s case is a case of admitted liability: High Court of Delhi
Section 9 of Act, 1996 should be exercised in exceptional cases when there is adequate material on record leading to a definite conclusion that the
Section 83 does not provide for delegation or authorization; instead, it serves to preserve the government’s interests.: Bombay High Court
Section 83 expressly prohibits any delegation or permission. The Commissioner’s view, as contemplated by Section 83 of the MGST Act, that it
Articles published in news portal “Newslaundry” neither qualify as goods nor as service as defined under Section 2(j) and 2(z) of the Trademark Act: High Court Of Bombay
Mere use of the registered trade mark of the Sakal Media Group in articles authored by the petitioner and published by the news portal Newslaundry,
The case of the prosecution cannot be rejected solely on the ground of delay in lodging the FIR: Sikkim High Court
The delay in lodging the FIR is concerned, the delay in a case of sexual assault, cannot be equated with the case involving other offences. There a
Dismissal of complaint u/S 203 Cr.P.C if no substantial evidence is adduced: Delhi High Court
In matter surrounding requirement of evidence u/S 203 of Cr.P.C., the bench constituting Suresh Kumar Kait J. of the Delhi High Court has concluded
Recourse to Article 224A, not a substitute for regular appointments: Supreme Court of India
We clarify that if recommendations have not been made for more than 20% of the regular vacancies then the trigger for recourse to Article224A would
