This article is written by Soyab Khan of 9th Semester, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract: Joint and constructive liability are two distinct legal doctrines that play a pivotal role in various legal systems worldwide. This research paper delves into the concepts, principles, and applications of joint and constructive liability, Read more
This article is written by Durgesh Khoshya, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT Marriage is a sacred alliance of a man and a woman that forms a family. That family supports them in all ups and downs. It has its legal identity. As they are legally responsible towards each other, Read more
According to a recent ruling by the Allahabad High Court, working for the State government at a monthly salary of 150 rupees constitutes forced labor and is illegal. According to the Court, the State government’s requirement for labor at such an absurdly low wage is a breach of human rights. Read more
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Keywords: Religious Conversion, FIR, U.P. Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religious Act. The Allahabad High Court said that distribution of the Bible books and encouraging children to get education and instructing villagers not to enter into altercations do not mean allurement for religious conversion under the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Read more
Keywords – Tesla, Lawsuit, Shanghai Intellectual Property Court, Chinese Firm, Xiaomi-backed, Tech Secrets Breach, Unfair Competition Beijing, China – In a recent development, Tesla’s Shanghai branch has taken legal action against Bingling Intelligent Technology, a Chinese chip designer and automotive parts manufacturer located in Changzhou, Jiangsu province. The lawsuit, which Read more
Keywords: Trade Mark, Patent, Delhi High Court, Authorities, Supervisory In a recent development, the Delhi High Court has issued a significant directive, highlighting the urgent need for the regulation and supervision of trademark and patent agents in India. The court’s decision stems from numerous cases where litigants have raised allegations Read more
The Delhi High Court denies any relief in regard to the plea by Princeton University, an Ivy league school, to refrain a Hyderabad based educational institution, Vagdevi Educational Society for using its Trademark “Princeton”.The bench was led by Justice C Hari Shankar Which observed that the Vagdevi Educational Society was Read more
Keywords: SC, Manipur, EGI The Supreme Court granted interim protection to a Fact-finding committee transferred by Editors Guild of India (EGI) to Manipur to examine the reporting of incidents across the state by the media. An FIR was lodged against them by the Manipur police for allegedly making instigative statements. Read more
A horrifying series of coordinated bombings took place on 11 July,2006 in Mumbai trains during the evening rush hours. It took a tool of nearly 200 lives and across 700 injuries. Seven blasts took place in 11 minutes in the first class train compartments. The commuters were businessmen, government employees, Read more
In its recent judgement, the Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a woman and particularly emphasised that mental cruelty covers financial instability of a spouse as a ground for divorce. In this case the appellant filed for an appeal in the high court when her plea to grant her Read more
