ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AN EMERGNCE FIELD IN COPYRIGHT LAW: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE OF LEGAL CONCERN
ABSTRACT The rapidly growth of Artificial Intelligence in the area of medical science, transportation, aviation, space, education, entertainment an
“JUDICIAL SCRUTINY IN PUBLIC APPONTMENTS: THE LEGALITY OF LEADERSHIP AND EXPERIENCE IN THE SELECTION OF CHARIMAN OF NCH”
Case Name: Dr. Amaragouda Patil vs Union of India & Ors Case Number: Civil Appeal NOS.301–303 OF 2025 Date: February 12, 2025 Quorum: NS Sa
JUDGEMENT REVIEW : SUPREME COURT ASKS FOR STRICTER BAIL PROCESS IN PMLA CASE
Case Name: The Union of India Through The Assistant Director vs. Kanhaiya Prasad Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: 2025 INSC 210 Bench: Justi
JUDGEMENT REVIEW : COMPASSIONATE APPOINTMENT IS A MATTER OF POLICY AND CANNOT BE DECIDED BY COURTS
Case Name: Canara Bank vs. Ajithkumar G. Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: 2025 INSC 184 Bench: Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Prashant K
B.V. RAM KUMAR VS. STATE OF TELANGANA & ANOTHER: QUASHING OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS FROM WORKPLACE DISPUTES-ACTIONS AGAINST GODSEND CONSIDERATION
Case Details Case Name: B.V. Ram Kumar vs. State of Telangana Case Number: Criminal Appeal No. (SLP (Crl.) No. 7887 of 2024) Date: February 10, 202
HIGH COURT’S INHERENT POWER TO QUASH PROCEEDINGS
Case Name: Naushey Ali and Ors. V. State of U.P & Anr. Case Number: Application u/s 482 No. – 7826 of 2024 Date: February 11, 2025 Quorum
JUDICIAL ENDORSEMENT OF VERBAL COMMITMENTS: SC’S LANDMARK RULING ON ARBITRATION AND IMPLIED CONTRACTS
INTRODUCTION The apex Court of India, in landmark judgement has held that oral contracts in stock market transaction are enforceable and can impose
Tax Offences Committed before Show-cause Notice Can be Treated as First Offence and Compounded
Introduction In a major relief to taxpayers, the Supreme Court of India has held that tax offenses committed prior to the issuance of a show-cause
BNSS vs. CrPC: Supreme Court Emphasizes Magistrate’s Duty to Provide Reasoned FIR Orders
Introduction The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita is a basic turning point on many aberrant procedural laws based on the CrPC of 1973 from July
PRIVATE BANKS UNDER SCRUTINY : THE KARNATAKA HIGH COURT RULING IN THE BANK MORATORIUM CASE
INTRODUCTION In a judgment the Karnataka High court has held that the petition under article 226 of the constitution is maintainable against the Pr
