Address:Prime Legal, 39/2, 2nd floor, K G Road, Bengaluru 560009
Emailsupport@primelegal.in
Call now: 97400 13535
 

Blogs And Articles

By the team of Prime Legal
Unraveling Lease Disputes: Delhi High Court Upholds Arbitral Tribunal’s Award in OYO Apartments Case 
Unraveling Lease Disputes: Delhi High Court Upholds Arbitral Tribunal’s Award in OYO Apartments Case 
September 19, 2023by Primelegal Team

Case Title: Vivek Khanna vs. OYO Apartments Investments LLP  Date of Decision: September 18, 2023  Case Number: O.M.P. (COMM) 266/2023, CAV 377/2

CONTINUE READING
Delhi High Court Protects Burger King Trademark: Crushing Fraudulent Franchises and Cyberspace Deception 
Delhi High Court Protects Burger King Trademark: Crushing Fraudulent Franchises and Cyberspace Deception 
September 19, 2023by Primelegal Team

 Case Title: Burger King Corporation v. Swapnil Patil & Ors.  Date of Decision: 15th September 2023  Case Number: CS(COMM) 303/2022 & I.

CONTINUE READING
The petitioner as an artisan is entitled to sell the articles made by him and this right is guaranteed under Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution of India says Madras High Court.
The petitioner as an artisan is entitled to sell the articles made by him and this right is guaranteed under Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution of India says Madras High Court.
September 18, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title: Prakash Vs. The District Collector, Tirunelveli District. Decided On: September 16, 2023. W.P(MD)No.22892 of 2023. Coram: Hon’ble Mr. Jus

CONTINUE READING
Madras High Court remits back the case to the Director of School Education, to re-examine the entire issue and pass necessary orders.
Madras High Court remits back the case to the Director of School Education, to re-examine the entire issue and pass necessary orders.
September 18, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title: A. Rajinikanth Vs. Secretary to Government School Education Department.  Decided On: September 14, 2023. WP.No.10601/2018. Coram: Hon’ble

CONTINUE READING
Delhi High Court Verdict Upholds Limited Visitation Rights: A Case of Proximity vs. Best Interests in Custody Battle   
Delhi High Court Verdict Upholds Limited Visitation Rights: A Case of Proximity vs. Best Interests in Custody Battle   
September 18, 2023by Primelegal Team

Case Title: Gautam Jindal vs. Meenu Jindal   Date of Decision: 12th September 2023  Case Number: MAT.APP. (F.C.) 154/2022  Coram: Hon’ble

CONTINUE READING
Delhi High Court Approves Mediated Settlement Agreement in Trademark Dispute   
Delhi High Court Approves Mediated Settlement Agreement in Trademark Dispute   
September 18, 2023by Primelegal Team

Case Title: Czech Games Edition SRO & Ors. v. M S Lifestyle You through its Proprietor Mr. Vineet Mundra  Date of Decision: September 11, 2023

CONTINUE READING
No any active role or abetment being noticed on the part of the applicant Gujarat High Court Grants bail
September 18, 2023by Primelegal Team

TITLE Rahul Bababhai Solanki Versus State of Gujarat   Decided On  September 2, 2023 12123 of 2023 CORAM: Hon’ble Justice Mr Hasmukh INTRODUCT

CONTINUE READING
No indication exists that the applicant is using dishonest or delaying tactics.- Gujarat High condones allows 51-day delay
No indication exists that the applicant is using dishonest or delaying tactics.- Gujarat High condones allows 51-day delay
September 18, 2023by Primelegal Team

TITLE Patel Girishbhai Hargovandas Versus State of Gujarat Decided On  September 2, 2023 31727 of 2023 CORAM: Hon’ble Justice Mr Hasmukh INTRODU

CONTINUE READING
Madras High Court Directs The Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services board to appoint a committee and review for the recruitment of an Fireman.
Madras High Court Directs The Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services board to appoint a committee and review for the recruitment of an Fireman.
September 15, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title: M. Navaneetha Krishnan Vs. The Chairman, Tamil Nadu Uniform Services Recruitment Board. Decided On: September 14, 2023. W.A.(MD)No.1351 of

CONTINUE READING
Madras High Court Dismisses a writ petition as there are no merits to entertain and says it’s a civil dispute.
Madras High Court Dismisses a writ petition as there are no merits to entertain and says it’s a civil dispute.
September 15, 2023by Primelegal Team

Title: R. Geethalakshmi Vs. The Tamil Nadu State. Decided On: September 13, 2023. W.P.(MD)No.18184 of 2021 and W.M.P.(MD)No.15013 of 2021. Coram

CONTINUE READING

    Prime Legal Law Firm

    We at Prime Legal, aim to achieve justice for all our clients by providing individual attention and dedicated legal support. We always prioritize confidentiality and ensure our clients' legal needs are met with the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.