The Delhi High Court in its order dated 29th March 2023 in the case of Goyal mg gases Pvt ltd v/s Panama infrastructure developers Pvt Ltd and Ors held that an order of arbitral tribunal rejecting to implead parties in arbitral proceedings is not an “interim award” under the arbitration Read more
In a recent case of Sandeep v. Suman, the Punjab & Haryana High Court observed that a husband has a moral and legal obligation to provide maintenance to his wife even if he is a professional beggar. The court dismissed the husband’s revision plea against the order of paying maintenance Read more
On March 14, the Supreme Court rejected the Centre’s curative petition for more money from Union Carbide Corporations’ successor companies to compensate victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster, which killed 3,000 people and caused significant damage to the environment. After a break of harmful methyl isocyanate gas from Association 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
“The prolem was not really about free speech ,but freedom after speech” in today`s context this seems true after the statement of India`s law minister Kiren Rijiju ,who labelled retire judges who question “state polices” as “anti india” elements . Freedom of speech Accordig to Article 19(1)(a) All citizens shall Read more
The Bombay high court recently ruled out that the transgender person who has undergone a sex re- assignment surgery can file a complaint and can seek relief under protection of women from domestic violence act. On 16 March, a single bench of Justice Amit Borkar said that the definition of Read more
Pakistan’s anti-sedition laws was overturned; the Indian judiciary must now examine that whether law has become obviously arbitrary. According to Daily Pakistan, Pakistan’s Lahore High Court on Thursday invalidated Section 124A of the Pakistan Criminal Code, which makes sedition a crime. The sedition laws in Pakistan and India are the Read more
The Calcutta High Court has recently issued an order directing the State Government to refund an overdrawn amount that was deducted from the retirement benefits of a Group ‘C’ employee. The amount had been recovered by the state-owned corporation after the employee’s retirement, and the court directed the corporation to Read more
The parties engaged in a partition lawsuit may benefit from any changes to the law as long as the case is still pending and no final judgement has been issued, according to the Supreme Court. This indicates that the preliminary decree in the partition suit may be changed during the Read more