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The Kerala High Court criticises the media and demands "responsible journalistic conduct" in court coverage, arguing that the litigant's dignity and privacy cannot be violated. 

The Kerala High Court criticises the media and demands “responsible journalistic conduct” in court coverage, arguing that the litigant’s dignity and privacy cannot be violated. 

In a recent judgment, the Kerala High Court emphasized the significance of responsible journalistic conduct in court coverage and highlighted the need to protect the dignity and privacy of litigants. The court’s observations came in response to the media’s role in reporting court proceedings and the potential impact it can Read more

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ECONOMIC DIGITALIZATION AND INDIAN LAW

ECONOMIC DIGITALIZATION AND INDIAN LAW

This article is written by Vedanshi Dagar, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract: This legal research paper explores the intersection of economic digitalization and Indian law, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities presented by the rapid advancement of digital technologies in the Indian economy. The paper analyzes various Read more

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Ram Dei Vs. Gyarsi and Ors.

Ram Dei Vs. Gyarsi and Ors. Keywords- Hindu Succession Act, Coparcenary Rights, Right of Survivorship, Reference Petition, Mitakshara School, Devolution of Property.                                                        OVERVIEW OF THE CASE Case Name Ram Dei Vs. Gyarsi and Ors. Equivalent Citation AIR 1949 All545 Date of Judgement 8 December 1948 Court In the High Court Read more

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