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PRIMELEGAL | Delhi HC: A Single Logo Can Simultaneously Violate Both Trademark and Copyright Law — The Lacoste Judgment Decoded

CASE NAME: Crocodile International Pte. Ltd. v. La Chemise Lacoste & Anr. CASE NUMBER: RFA(OS)(COMM) 18/2024 & CM APPL. 56314/2024 COURT: T

PRIMELEGAL | How the BCI’s POSH Mandate Will Transform Workplace Safety Across India’s Legal Institutions

ABSTRACT The Bar Council of India (BCI) has recently issued comprehensive POSH Compliance Guidelines for the legal profession, mandating various me

PRIME LEGAL | Surging LPG costs and regulatory gaps : A study of shutdown risks in India’s restaurant sector

ABSTRACT: Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG), it serves a primary cooking fuel for a majority of restaurants and food establishments in India. Rece

PRIMELEGAL | Madras HC Rules: Mere Presumption of Togetherness Not Enough to Convict in Murder Cases

CASE NAME: SELVI v. STATE CASE NO.: Criminal Appeal (MD) No. 428 of 2023 COURT: Madurai Bench of Madras High Court DATE: 4-03-2026 QUOR

PRIMELEGAL | You Don’t Have to Share It to Be Guilty — Karnataka HC’s Landmark Ruling on Child Abuse Material Storage

CASE NAME: Sri Binoj P J v. State of Karnataka & Anr. CASE NUMBER: Criminal Petition No. 17142 of 2025 COURT: High Court of Karnataka at Bengal

PRIMELEGAL | SC Rules: Railway Travel Insurance Is a Universal Right, Not an Online-Only Privilege

CASE NAME: Union of India v. Radha Yadav CASE NUMBER: M.A. Nos. 741–742 of 2019 in C.A. Nos. 1265–1266 of 2019; with M.A. Nos. 743–744 of 201

PRIMELEGAL | IF VACCINES CAUSED DEATHS, WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? SUPREME COURT QUESTIONS STATE’S ACCOUNTABILITY

INTRODUCTION On 10 March 2026, the Supreme Court of India did something that a lot of COVID-19 vaccine-affected families had been waiting years for

PRIME LEGAL | SUPREME COURT PERMITS WITHDRAWAL OF LIFE SUPPORTS IN FIRST JUDICIAL APPLICATION OF PASSIVE EUTHANASIA FRAMEWORK

INTRODUCTION: Passive Euthanasia involves the withholding or withdrawing of the life-sustaining treatment, allowing the natural deaths for the

PRIMELEGAL | SC Bars Persons Involved in Curriculum Projects of NCERT’s ‘Corruption’ Chapter on Judiciary

INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court of India has barred three experts, who were associated with a controversial Class VIII NCERT Social Science chapter

PRIME LEGAL | Karnataka HC Clarifies: Child Taking Mother’s Surname Does Not Dilute Father’s Legal Rights

CASE NAME – X (minor) & Anr v. Registrar of Births and Deaths & Ors. CASE NO.: Writ Petition No. 33465 of 2025 COURT: High Cou

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