SCOPE AND PROVISIONS OF REMAND UNDER CPC: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
ABSTRACT Remand, as understood generally, is to send back. This is especially appliable under CPC when the trial court send a case back to the tria
VALUE OF TESTIMONY OF CHILD WITNESS EVIDENTIARY
ABSTRACT It is common for judiciary systems of the worlds to accept children’s testimonies to help solve issues including domestic violence, ra
SUPREME COURT ALLOWS FINAL-YEAR LAW STUDENTS TO APPEAR FOR ALL INDIA BAR EXAMINATION (AIBE)
Background – In the case of Nilay Ray v. Bar Council of India and Ors., the Supreme Court, on September 20, 2024, allowed the final year law st
Legal Framework for Child Witnesses in India: A Critical Analysis
ABSTRACT Witnesses are generally considered to be the root of all evidence from the process of investigation, to a legal proceeding or trials. A ch
BRANDING AND BRAND MANAGEMENT
ABSTRACT This article focuses on brand concept and brand management in the context of the current business environment. Topics covered include a
SUPREME COURT QUASHED THE JUDGEMENT OF HIGH COURT AND AWARDED THE EXTENSION OF TIME IN FILING THE WRITTEN STATEMENT.
CASE NAME: ADITYA KHAITAN & ORS. VERSUS IL AND FS FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED CASE NUMBER: CIVIL APPEAL NOS. 6411-6418 OF 2023 DATED ON: OCTOBER
SUPREME COURT UPHELD AND THE JUDGEMENT OF APPELLATE TRIBUNAL FOR ELECTRICITY AND SET ASIDE THE CIVIL APPEAL.
CASE NAME: MAHARASHTRA STATE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION COMPANY LIMITED VERSUS RATNAGIRI GAS AND POWER PRIVATE LIMITED & ORS. CASE NUMBER: CIVIL
SUPREME COURT SET ASIDE THE JUDGEMENT OF HIGH COURT AND AWARDED BENEFIT OF DOUBT TO APPELLANT CONVICTED UNDER SECTION – 302 OF IPC.
CASE NAME: PARSHURAM VERSUS STATE OF M.P. CASE NUMBER: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.—– OF 2023. [Arising out of SLP (Crl.) No. 1718 of 2022]
HIGH COURT’S DECISION TO RESERVE IS DEEMED “UNUSUAL” BY THE SC, WHICH ADJOURNS ARVIND KEJRIWAL’S CASE AGAINST STAY ON BAIL.
In his appeal against the Delhi High Court’s suspension of his bail, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sought quick relief from the Supreme Cour
SUPREME COURT HAS SET ASIDE THE ORDER OF HIGH COURT & TRIBUNAL IN THE CASE OF COMPASSIONATE APPOINTMENT
CASE NAME: ASHOK KUMAR MEWARI V. UNION OF INDIA & OTHERS CASE NUMBER: CIVIL APPEAL NO.—– OF 2023 (Arising out of SLP (C)
