It cannot be doubted that a dispute which is purely civil in nature has been given a color of criminal prosecution alleging fraud and criminal breach of trust by misusing the tool of criminal law: Supreme Court

It cannot be doubted that a dispute which is purely civil in nature has been given a color of criminal prosecution alleging fraud and criminal breach of trust by misusing the tool of criminal law: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on 15th May,2024, Wednesday had given its judgment on the  case of  C. SUBBIAH @ KADAMBUR JAYARAJ AND OTHERS versus THE SUPREINTENDENT OF POLICE AND OTHERS. In the case the Supreme Court had explained in its judgment that how this civil dispute has been given a color Read more

Any mere omission which are there used for framing points in determination will not spoil the First Appellant court's judgment : Supreme Court

Any mere omission which are there used for framing points in determination will not spoil the First Appellant court’s judgment : Supreme Court

The two judge Bench of the Supreme Court comprised of justice A.S. Bopanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar gave it’s judgment on Friday, 10th May, 2024 for the case of  Mrugendra Indravadan Mehta and others vs Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. The Supreme Court had mentioned many important points in the judgment but Read more

Supreme Court Expresses Displeasure At Continuation Of Patanjali's Ads For Suspended Products. 

Supreme Court Expresses Displeasure At Continuation Of Patanjali’s Ads For Suspended Products. 

We have The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) to prevent false or misleading advertisements. CCPA is a regulatory body established in 2020 based on the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.It imposes penalties on manufacturers / publishers of misleading advertisement.  Misleading advertisement has already been defined under section 2(28) of Read more

The Supreme Court has questioned whether the MTP Act permits abortions beyond 24 weeks of pregnancy in cases of fetal abnormality, but not in cases of minor rape or incest.

The Supreme Court has questioned whether the MTP Act permits abortions beyond 24 weeks of pregnancy in cases of fetal abnormality, but not in cases of minor rape or incest.

In a recent decision, the Supreme Court expressed concerns about the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act’s ban on ending a pregnancy for minors who have experienced rape or incest before 24 weeks, but allowed for the termination of such pregnancies in the event of notable foetal abnormalities. According to the Read more

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