The Delhi High Court while observing that perjury is a very serious criminal offence, and it cannot be remedied, said that making false statements to the court must necessarily invite adverse actions. Justice Sanjeev Narula, in his statement, said that false affidavits filed in the court are a serious offence, Read more…
In the case ‘CBI vs AKS’ a special court in Mumbai noted that strip searching of undertrial prisoners (UTP) is infringement of their fundamental right to privacy. It was directed by the special judge BD Shelke under (MCOCA) Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, that the authorities of Mumbai Central Read more…
The Delhi High Court recently issued a significant ruling that will impact the entertainment industry in India. The court granted an injunction against several rogue websites that had been streaming and hosting pirated versions of movies and TV shows produced by Netflix and Universal City Studios Entertainment. The court found Read more…
The state government also announced two new categories of reservations and divided the 4 percent Muslim quota between the Vokkaliga and Lingayat, the two numerically dominant and politically influential communities in the state. The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed concern over the Karnataka state government’s decision to increase quotas for Read more…
In light of the possibility of a settlement between the brothers, the Bombay High Court on Wednesday asked the brother of Nawazuddin Siddiqui to remove any alleged defamatory content posted about the actor. Justice RI Chagla guided the siblings to stay present in his chambers alongside their lawyers on May Read more…
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FOSS V. HARBOTTLE [1843] 67 ER 189, (1843) 2 HARE 461 Introduction: Foss v. Harbottle is a landmark case in the field of corporate law. The case was heard in 1843 in the Court of Chancery in England. The case was based on the principles of minority shareholder rights and Read more…
The first of April: The Supreme Court has stated that, despite the fact that the state is tasked with preventing crime and maintaining security, personal liberty should not be sacrificed, and no one should be imprisoned without permission from the law. The Supreme Court made the observation while it was Read more…
Legally Free Certificates For Adoption Issued By CWCs Prior To Dissolution In August 2022 Valid In View Of Status Quo Order: Jammu & Kashmir High Court Case Title: Court on its own Motion Vs State of J&K & Ors The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court on Monday held Read more…
Law Commission of India The Law Commission of India was started in 1955 by an executive order. In order to confront new situations and problems which arise from time to time and to amend law which calls for amendment, a body like the Law Commission is absolutely essential. This is Read more…
According to Holland, An obligation as its entomology denotes is a tie by one person is bound to perform some act for the benefit of another. In some cases, the two parties agree thus to be bound together; in other cases as they are bound without their consent. Definition of Read more…
