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Bombay High Court grants Protection of Trademark Integrity in Petrofer Chemie Case
Bombay High Court grants Protection of Trademark Integrity in Petrofer Chemie Case
November 12, 2025by Primelegal Team

Case Name: Petrofer Chemie H.R. Fischer GMBH & Co. KG. v. United Petrofer Limited, Case Number: INTERIM APPLICATION NO. 2143 OF 2021 IN COMMERC

Supreme Court Clarifies: How ‘Intention’ and ‘Knowledge’ Define Culpable Homicide
Supreme Court Clarifies: How ‘Intention’ and ‘Knowledge’ Define Culpable Homicide
November 12, 2025by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME: Nandakumar @ Nandu Manilal Mudaliar v/s State of Gujarat CASE NUMBER: Criminal Appeal No. 1266 of 2014 DATE : 10 November 2025 QUORUM: J

Supreme Court on DNA Evidence: No Test Should Be Ordered When Paternity Lacks Nexus to the Offence
Supreme Court on DNA Evidence: No Test Should Be Ordered When Paternity Lacks Nexus to the Offence
November 11, 2025by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Supreme Court recently clarified the legal threshold for directing DNA test recently. The Court stated that, compelling the accuse

SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES: TENANTS CANNOT CHALLENGE LANDLORD’S OWNERSHIP AFTER SIGNING RENT DEED
SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES: TENANTS CANNOT CHALLENGE LANDLORD’S OWNERSHIP AFTER SIGNING RENT DEED
November 11, 2025by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has held that a tenant who entered into possession through a valid rent deed executed by a landlo

BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER : KARNATAKA HIGH COURT’S TESTAMENT TO INCLUSIVE JUSTICE
BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER : KARNATAKA HIGH COURT’S TESTAMENT TO INCLUSIVE JUSTICE
November 11, 2025by Primelegal Team

INTRODUCTION Amit Ashok Vyas AND Union of India & Others, WP No.6227 of 2024 C/W WP No.5800 of 2024 is a glaring example that truly captures th

Section 9 Jurisdiction in Foreign-Seated Arbitrations: From BALCO to the 2015 Amendment
Section 9 Jurisdiction in Foreign-Seated Arbitrations: From BALCO to the 2015 Amendment
November 11, 2025by Primelegal Team

By Ayantika Mondal, Partner, Prime Legal Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 allows parties to approach Indian courts for int

Supreme Court: Coparcener’s Release Deed Immediately Ends Rights in Joint Family Property
Supreme Court: Coparcener’s Release Deed Immediately Ends Rights in Joint Family Property
November 10, 2025by Primelegal Team

Case Name – P. ANJANAPPA (D) BY LRs v. A.P. NANJUNDAPPA & ORS.  Case Number – CIVIL APPEAL NO. 3934 OF 2006 Date – Thursday, Sixth day o

SUPREME COURT’S CLARIFICATION  IN IRCTC V/S BRANDAVAN : ARBITRATOR CANNOT REWRITE THE CONTRACT
SUPREME COURT’S CLARIFICATION IN IRCTC V/S BRANDAVAN : ARBITRATOR CANNOT REWRITE THE CONTRACT
November 10, 2025by Primelegal Team

CASE NAME:  Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corp. Ltd. versus M/s. Brandavan Food Products (and connected cases) CASE NUMBER : Petition for S

Grounds of Arrest Must Be in Writing, Rules Supreme Court Under Article 22(1)
Grounds of Arrest Must Be in Writing, Rules Supreme Court Under Article 22(1)
November 10, 2025by Primelegal Team

Case Name: Mihir Rajesh Shah V. State Of Maharashtra And Another Case Number: Criminal Appeal No.2195 Of 2025 Date: Wednesday, the Sixth day of Nov

ANALYSIS OF SENTENCING IN RAPE CASES IN THE LIGHT OF BNSS AND POCSO ACT PROVISIONS
ANALYSIS OF SENTENCING IN RAPE CASES IN THE LIGHT OF BNSS AND POCSO ACT PROVISIONS
November 8, 2025by Primelegal Team

ABSTRACT The critical analysis of sentencing practices in rape cases in relation with the procedural transformations introduced by India’s new cr