Author name: Arshiya Banu

The Allahabad High Court has directed the Chairman of ICICI Bank to explain the continued use of recovery agents despite a Supreme Court ruling that bars such practices. This order stems from concerns about the coercive tactics employed by these agents, which have often led to public outcry and legal challenges. Background of the Case […]

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that promises made in election manifestos by political parties do not amount to corrupt practices under the Representation of the People Act, 1951. This decision came in the context of a legal challenge to the Congress party’s manifesto for the Karnataka Assembly elections, which included significant social welfare

A legal dispute has erupted between two renowned restaurant chains, Moti Mahal and Daryaganj, over the claim to the invention of the iconic Indian dishes, butter chicken and dal makhani. Moti Mahal has moved the Delhi High Court seeking to cancel Daryaganj’s trademark, asserting that it misleads the public about the origins of these dishes.

In a pivotal ruling, the Supreme Court of India has reiterated that exclusion clauses in insurance contracts must be construed strictly and against the insurer, particularly in cases where there is any ambiguity. This decision reinforces the principle that insurance contracts, which are generally drafted by insurers, should not disadvantage the insured due to unclear

The Supreme Court of India recently dismissed an argument that promises of financial aid made in a political party’s election manifesto should be considered a corrupt practice by individual candidates. This ruling emphasizes that the scope of what constitutes a corrupt practice under the Representation of People Act, 1951, does not extend to promises made

A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court of India seeking an exemption for lawyers from wearing black coats and gowns during the summer months. The petition, filed by Advocate Shailendra Mani Tripathi, argues that the mandatory dress code is unsuitable for the hot and humid conditions prevalent in many parts of India, making

In a recent ruling, the Bombay High Court has granted a life convict temporary bail to appear for the MH-CET law entrance exam. This decision is a significant step towards the rehabilitation and education of inmates, emphasizing the importance of providing opportunities for personal growth and reform even while serving sentences. Case Background The convict,

The Kerala High Court has introduced a mobile e-Sewa Kendra on a Bharat Benz minibus to serve the Idukki district. This initiative is designed to enhance access to judicial services for people living in remote areas, ensuring that they can avail of essential legal assistance without the need to travel long distances. Key Features of

The Allahabad High Court recently provided clarity on the taxation of franchise agreements, emphasizing the necessity for thorough and reasoned orders by the Tax Authorities when adjudicating such matters. Key Rulings and Observations Conclusion The Allahabad High Court’s ruling highlights the importance of transparency and detailed reasoning in the adjudication of tax-related matters, particularly those

In a significant judgment, the Neyyattinkara Additional Sessions Court in Kerala sentenced three individuals to death for the robbery and murder of a 71-year-old woman, Shanthakumari. The convicted individuals include Rafeeka Beevi, her son Shafeeq, and her friend Al Ameen. This case has drawn attention due to the brutal nature of the crime and the