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In the case of Indian Institute of Foreign Trade v. Kamal Jit Chibber, the Delhi High Court upheld that authorities cannot refuse information requests under the Right to Information Act (RTI Act)... Read more »
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In the era of privatization and liberalization, a nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court grapples with the contentious question: Should the State have the power to appropriate private property under Article 39(b)... Read more »
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On Friday, the Supreme Court informed the Delhi government of its intention to consider the petition challenging the central government’s law, which grants the lieutenant governor supremacy over the elected administration in... Read more »
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It is evident that where there are laws, individuals seek out loopholes, particularly regarding taxes. It is apparent that people are reluctant to pay taxes and will go to great lengths to... Read more »
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Inheritance tax has been in the talks lately after Indian Overseas Congress chairman Sam Pitroda recently commented on it. There are conflicting opinions on this topic; and for good reasons. The inheritance... Read more »