The strife between Kitty Bhardwaj and Lalit Pyare Lal Bhardwaj represents a legal conundrum that arose due to an unstable 41-year marriage, the shades of which were disgruntlement and disillusionment. This conjugal discord was also an opportunity for remarkable legal discourse thus enhancing the values of cruelty and marriage expectations in Read more
In a case that shook the corridors of justice, the High Court of Judicature at Madras rendered a significant verdict, addressing allegations of misconduct and integrity issues against a Judge. The proceedings unfolded against a backdrop of heightened scrutiny, as the judiciary once again grappled with the delicate balance between Read more
The Madras High Court said that Sanatana Dharma implies an uplifted, noble, and virtuous rule of behavior, while strongly criticizing TN Minister Udayanidhi Stalin, Minister Sekar Babu, and MP A Raja for their recent utterances against the Sanatana Dharma. As a result, the court believed that the Ministers’ and MP’s Read more
On Friday, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) denied the Congress’s request for a stay of action against the Income Tax (IT) department’s demand letter, which sought to recover over ₹105 crore in unpaid taxes for the assessment year 2018–19. Vice President GS Pannu and Judicial Member Anubhav Sharma’s Delhi Read more
In a recent judgement of FIRST APPEAL NO. 1328 OF 2010, FIRST APPEAL NO. 1329 OF 2010 the supreme court reiterated that the ratio decidendi of a judgment forms the binding precedent, rather than the final order. The dispute revolved around the appellants who sought compensation for the death of Read more
In a recent case of Civil Appeal No. 3959 of 2024, the Supreme Court directed for the courts to respect administrative decisions and not substitute their views unless there is a clear violation of principles or procedures. The case revolves around a dispute concerning the performance appraisal report of a Read more
In a recent judgment of Civil Appeal No. 4129 of 2024, the Supreme Court limited the scope of judicial review in transfer cases, stating that judicial interference is unwarranted unless malafide intention is present. The appellant challenged a transfer order issued by the State of Arunachal Pradesh, from the Government Read more
About the Opportunity NYAYA: The Legal Internship, that we have meticulously planned and are hosting in Prayagraj, associated with the Allahabad University Unit of ABVP. NYAYA: The Legal Internship is a unique opportunity for law students and young legal enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the real-world legal environment, being allocated Read more
Gujarat High Court on Friday refused to quash summons issued to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh in a defamation case filed by Gujarat University regarding statements made by two AAP leaders about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s academic qualifications [Arvind Gobindram Kejriwal vs State Read more
The Apex Court ruled that the benefit of the scheduled tribes conferred in one state is not same as in another state upon the consideration of the same person. The Court Opined that the right to migration is entailed to all the citizens and it cannot be curtailed. But the Read more