A 23 year old woman capable enough to distinguish between right and wrong- Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court, while granting bail to a rape accused, observed that a lady who is of 23 years is old enough to decide what is right or wrong…
read moreThe Delhi High Court, while granting bail to a rape accused, observed that a lady who is of 23 years is old enough to decide what is right or wrong…
read moreIn this article, the author has explained the meaning of Article 12 of the Constitution with the help of Judicial precedents. Introduction The present article discusses in detail
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read moreA petition has been filed before the Supreme Court, which sought for appropriate directions to be undertaken in order to facilitate door-to-door vaccination of citizens’, including elderly, differently abled, weaker…
read moreThe Apex Court issued directions to the prison authorities and asked them to be considerate about the concerns of inmates who might not be willing to be released during COVID,…
read moreA Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Calcutta High Court in the wake of the violence taking place in various parts of the West Bengal after the…
read moreThe Apex Court once again delivered its verdict in favour of the freedom of media and held that media has right to report the judicial proceedings, including the oral observations…
read morePresent article defines the meaning or arrest, Judicial custody and Police custody. Proper emphasis have been given to differentiate the Judicial and Police Custody What is an Arrest? Generally, a…
read moreThe Apex Court declared its verdict on the Maratha Quota issue and struck down the same in excess of 50%, which is the ceiling limit, as it proved to be…
read moreThe Apex Court held that the act of State, wherein it regulates the profit-making measures of educational institutions, does not violate the management’s fundamental right enshrined under Article 19(1)(g) of…
read moreThe Apex Court was hearing a plea filed by the Election Commission of India against the oral remarks made by Madras High Court of holding the officers responsible for the…
read moreThe Punjab and Haryana High Court observed that application of Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 is a secular legislation and even though Muslim Personal Law permits marriage upon attaining…
read moreIn the recent case of ITAT, Mumbai Bench, the tribunal held that the Managing Director is not liable for the undisclosed and unaccounted income of the company. According to the…
read moreAuthor: Adv. Vishakha Pande | High Court of Judicature at Allahabad Applicability of Limitation Act to applications filed under section 7 and 9 of the IBC Let us first and…
read moreThe Supreme Court strictly warned the respective authorities of States and Police to not clamp down the citizens’ who are seeking medical help to COVID patients or their families through…
read moreThe Madras High Court directed the Election Commission of India, State government and the political parties to ensure that the counting day i.e. May 2 does become super-spreader day amidst…
read moreThe author has explained the meaning of Directive Principles of State Policy, often termed as DPSP. Introduction The Constitution of India provided certain guidelines for the State to follow to…
read moreRecently, in a case, the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal, Ahmedabad held that when there is a dispute with respect to interpretation of law, the malafide intention or…
read moreSaket Gokhale, an activist has moved Allahabad High Court and sought for a restraining order against Uttar Pradesh government from taking any coercive action against the individuals who appeal for…
read moreAmidst change in prices of COVID vaccine, the Apex Court asked the Centre to give an explanation regarding the pricing policy. The Supreme Court suo moto took up the case…
read moreIn a recent case, the Delhi bench of Customs, Excises and Service Taxes Appellate Tribunal held that the raw material cannot be confiscated under Rule 25 of the Central Excise…
read moreThe Madras High Court pointed out the liability and carelessness of Election Commission officers for the surge of second wave of COVID-19. The bench observed that the Election Commission of…
read moreIn the recent case of ITAT, the tribunal held that the exemption cannot be disallowed under India-Austria Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) only for want of Tax residency certificate. According…
read moreIn the recent case by the Telangana High Court, the Assessing Officer was charged with litigation costs for not considering the evidence filed by the petitioner. According to the facts…
read moreIn a recent matter of Delhi High Court, it was observed that the deduction can be made on the account of employment given to new workmen. According to facts of…
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