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Supreme Court Reiterates Tax Law Principle: Only Explicit Legislative Provisions Can Impose Taxation

Introduction The Supreme Court of India has reiterated an essential tenet of the jurisprudence of taxation – tax liability should be imposed demo

Rajasthan HC Clarifies Distinction Between Private and Public Temples.

FACTS OF THE CASE Aayush Narania, Proprietor M/s Bharat Meat Shop, Mohammad Ashraf Qureshi, Proprietor M/s Mohammad Meat Shop and Mohammad Wasim,

Trademark Passing Off in the Indian Audio Devices Market: Delhi HC Clarifies Limits of Interim Relief

Facts The case results from a trademark and passing-off action between Imagine Marketing Pvt. Ltd. (IMPL), owner of the much-loved “boAt” bra

KEY SUPREME COURT RULINGS ON CANDIDATE DISCLOSURES AND ELECTION PETITIONS

Facts Rajan Baburao Vichare filed the Election Petition being the Petitioner in this matter against election Respondent No.1 Naresh Ganpat Mhaske f

Supreme Court Assumes Constitutional Authority: Historic Transfer to Decide All Religious Conversion Law Validity

Introduction The Supreme Court of India has taken a historical move to exercise constitutional powers in ruling the legal validity of all state l

SUPREME COURT DECLINES TO EXTEND POSH ACT TO POLITICAL PARTIES: MEMBERSHIP NOT EMPLOYMENT

INTRODUCTION On 15 September 2025, the Supreme Court refused to entertain a petition that sought to cover registered political parties under the Se

Supreme Court Clarifies HUF Rights: When Family Property Can Be Sold to Cover Marriage Expenses

Introduction The Supreme Court of India has now clarified what constitutes valid alienation of property belonging to a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)

Predatory Pricing in Indian E-Commerce: A Critical Analysis of CCI’s Approach to Deep Discounts and Flash Sales

Abstract Predatory pricing is becoming a major competition issue in the e-commerce space in India, where platforms use discounts and flash sales to

Marital Rape Exception: Legal Gap or Constitutional Failure

Abstract Marital Rape Exception in Indian law, has created a constitutional gap by not criminalizing the Marital Rape and sexual assault in a mar

New Foreigners Act Explained: Complete Guide to Registration Rules and Minority Religious Exemptions

Introduction On 1st September 2025 the Immigration and Foreigner Act,2025 came into effect. This act replaces several old laws and provides complet

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