INTERPLAY OF ARBITRATION ACT AND PROCEDURES OF CPC – ANDHRA PRADESH HIGH COURT
INTRODUCTION: Andhra Pradesh high court upheld the order passed by the Single Judge allowing the application and directed the attachment of the sai
REDIFINING JUDICIAL DISCRETION IN CHEQUE DISHONOR CASES
Case Name: Muskan Enterprises & Anr. v. The State of Punjab & Anr. Case Number: Criminal Appeal No. 5491 of 2024 Date: December 19, 202
Justice with Precision: Bombay High Court’s Landmark Judgment in Sexual Harassment Case
Case title : Amit Chavan v State of Maharashtra Akash Rathod v State of Maharashtra
BALANCING LAW : A PROCEDURAL DILEMMA BETWEEN EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE INTENT IN CRIMINOLOGY
INTRODUCTION In the recent judgement Supreme Court has stated that the cases under section 195 to be filed before judicial magistrate and not befor
MP HIGH COURT SUPPORTS MAJOR COUPLE’S RIGHT TO RESIDE TOGETHER, FLAGS CONCERNS OVER YOUTHFUL LIVE-INS
INTRODUCTION In a recent case, the MP High Court granted protection and allowed a major couple to reside together even though the young couple was
SECURITY CHALLENGES IN EVM : MITIGATING THE RISK IN DIGITAL DEMOCRACY
ABSTRACT Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) and Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) technology have been integrated into India’s voting s
CYBER LAW – ROLE IN COMBATING DARK WEB CRIMES
ABSTRACT: The dark web is the platform known for its anonymity and its maximum confidentiality in revealing the identity of the sender. It
THE DOCTRINE OF KOMPETENZ -KOMPETENZ AND ITS INTERPLAY IN INDIAN LAW
ABSTRACT The principle of Kompetenz-Kompetenz grants arbitral tribunals the power to determine their jurisdiction, including objections to the va
BALANCING PROPERTY OWNERSHIP AND EASEMENT RIGHTS: A SUPREME COURT PERSPECTIVE ON PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS
Case Name: Jayanandan & Another Vs. Suresh Kumar & Another Case Number: Civil Appeal No. _________ of 2024 Date: December 02, 2024 Qu
NEGLIGENCE IN CATARACT PROCEDURE: THE APEX COURT IMPOSES RS 3.5 LAKH FINE ON SURGEON
INTRODUCTION In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has imposed a penalty of Rs 3.5 lakhs on a surgeon for medical negligence while per
