Gujarat High Court rules "People's representative must make statements within limits and bounds" in Rahul Gandhi's defamation case

Gujarat High Court rules “People’s representative must make statements within limits and bounds” in Rahul Gandhi’s defamation case

During a hearing for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s plea to stay his conviction in a criminal defamation case for his comment “all thieves have Modi surname” at an election rally, Justice Hemant Prachchhak, a single-judge of the Gujarat High Court, emphasised that since Gandhi is an elected representative of the Read more

Hindenburg report on Adani: SEBI requests a six-month extension from the Supreme Court to finish the investigation.

Hindenburg report on Adani: SEBI requests a six-month extension from the Supreme Court to finish the investigation.

The market regulator argued that because the 12 suspicious transactions listed in the Hindenburg report are intricate and have numerous sub-transactions, a thorough investigation is required. In its application to the Supreme Court on Saturday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) requested an additional six months to finish Read more

Proximate Cause Is Required For Insurance Coverage For Accidental Death; Supreme Court Rejects Sun Stroke Death During Election Duty Claim

Proximate Cause Is Required For Insurance Coverage For Accidental Death; Supreme Court Rejects Sun Stroke Death During Election Duty Claim

Introduction In the case of Estate of Smith v. Prudential Insurance Company, the Supreme Court held that proximate cause is necessary to establish coverage for accidental death. In other words, if you’re injured in a car accident and die from complications related to those injuries, your estate cannot recover under Read more

Marriage Fairness Petitions | Indian Culture Remarkably Comprehensive, English Victorian Profound quality Code Was Forced On Us: DY Chandrachud, CJI

Marriage Fairness Petitions | Indian Culture Remarkably Comprehensive, English Victorian Profound quality Code Was Forced On Us: DY Chandrachud, CJI

CJI DY Chandrachud said orally during Thursday’s marriage equality petition hearing that Indian culture was “extraordinarily inclusive” and that the British Victorian morality forced Indians to abandon their cultural ethos and exclude queer people. When Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued that the queer movement began in India around 2002, a Read more

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