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About Pravah Law Pravah Law is a Delhi-based litigation chamber with practices in the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, the Central Administrative Tribunal (Principal Bench), and arbitral tribunals. About the Opportunity Pravah Law is inviting applications for internship at Pravah Law in August 2024. Eligibility Criteria Law Read more
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About the Webinar This webinar will delve into the distinct legal frameworks of commercial, investment, and construction arbitration. Explore key differences in governance, enforcement mechanisms like the New York and ICSID Conventions, procedural nuances such as arbitrator selection and technical procedures, and emerging trends like transparency, cost management, and the Read more
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About Law Jurist Law Jurist is a pioneering organization dedicated to serving the legal community with a commitment to excellence and innovation. Registered under MSME ID DL-09-0017786, They aim to bridge the gap between legal education and professional practice. They provide comprehensive support to both law students and legal professionals, Read more
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About the Organisation The OpenNyAI mission, created in 2021, is a collaborative mission with an aim of catalysing exponentially better justice solutions by harnessing the power of AI. The mission’s members include Agami, Thoughtworks, Ekstep, and the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. Agami, which steers the OpenNyAI mission, is Read more
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About the Organisation The OpenNyAI mission, created in 2021, is a collaborative mission with an aim of catalysing exponentially better justice solutions by harnessing the power of AI. The mission’s members include Agami, Thoughtworks, Ekstep, and the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. Agami, which steers the OpenNyAI mission, is Read more
About Mapping ADR The Mapping ADR blog is an initiative of Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, India (JGLS). Pursuant to the growing importance of alternative dispute settlement (ADR), the blog seeks to provide an avenue for students, faculty, and practitioners to engage in research and discussion on the latest developments Read more
The Bombay High Court has focused on the allowance of the commercial suit file under the commercial dispute which itself doesn’t prescribe the period of limitation and stated that the limitation act will be applied. The Court highlighted that the rules of limitation are not means to destroy the rights Read more
The Bombay High Court imposes penalty of 50 lacks for the violation of an injunction/ ad-interim order dated 30.08.2023 passed by the High Court restraining Patanjali Ayurveda Ltd. for the sale of its camphor products due to the trademark infringement case filed by Mangalam Organics Ltd. Mr. Andhyarujina, the learned Read more
The High Court said that the hormone therapy is a legal treatment availed by the transperson without the discrimination of age and any other criteria under the protection of transgender rights act. The Court observed that the State Government’s affidavit about the existence of transnational forced gender change gang and Read more
The Supreme Court has ruled that fulfillment of any one requirement is sufficient for conviction under section 300 of IPC. The appellant’s actions and the severity of the inflicted wound, which was inherently likely to cause death, clearly demonstrate the intent to kill. Hence the order granting bail to the Read more
