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Section 482 CrPC plea maintainable to quash proceedings which are Ex Facie bad for want of sanction: Allahabad HC

While dispelling all misgivings and question marks raise over whether Section 482 CrPC plea is maintainable or not to quash proceedings which are ex facie bad for want of sanction, the Allahabad... Read more »

Impact of arbitral disputes in the insolvency regime in India

In India, insolvency has become a preferred mode for creditors to enforce theirrights under a contract and/or a statute. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 recognises these rights primarily for two types... Read more »

Offence of rape not waived: Delhi HC refuses to quash FIR against government servant

While displaying zero tolerance for heinous offences like rape, the Delhi High Court as recently as on January 3, 2021 in a commendable, cogent, composed and convincing judgment titled Swatantra Kumar Jayaswal... Read more »

The rise of cryptocurrency in India: Challenges and potential impacts on legislation

Cryptocurrency functions through the network, where a large number of computers are employed, which is why cryptocurrency is decentralized, and control of the currency is not confined to the hands of a... Read more »

Examining the intersection of Competition Law and Intellectual Property Rights

In the present day and age, IPR assumes a basic part in working with the exchange and economy of each country while guaranteeing that elusive properties, for example, imaginative works, brand names... Read more »

Received an Income Tax reassessment notice? Evaluate whether it is permissible under law

Thoughts of scrutiny of an ITR generally gives goosebumps to a common taxpayer, despite having reported all the income and assets appropriately. This happens due to the general perception of tough questions... Read more »

DISTRICT COURT CAN ONLY APPOINT GUARDIAN FOR MINOR’S PROPERTY, NOT PERSON: KERALA HC

In a very significant development with far reaching consequences, the Kerala High Court in a learned, laudable, latest and landmark judgment titled KS Narayana Elayathu vs Sandhya in MFA No. 150 of... Read more »

THE IMPROVING EFFECTIVENESS OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

METAMORPHOSIS OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN EUROPEAN UNION: The European Court of Human Rights, hereafter referred to with the acronym ECtHR, was initially created to uphold the principles proclaimed in the European Convention... Read more »

Section 5 limitation act cannot be invoked to condone delay beyond period prescribed under section 34(3) of arbitration act: SC

Section 34(3): An application for setting aside may not be made after three months have elapsed from the date on which the party making that application had received the arbitral award or,... Read more »

DELIVERING FACTS OR ALTERING PERCEPTIONS?

In a world of multi-screening, where TED talks threaten to replace books and lectures,”, the generation’s ephemeral interests celebrate performance and storytelling over factual accuracy. Writing in The Guardian, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic argues... Read more »