In memoriam: Shamnad Basheer Accessibility Lab at NUJS Increasing Diversity by Increasing Access (IDIA), the charitable trust founded by the late Prof Shamnad Basheer, has tied up with the college where he used to teach for the longest time – NUJS Kolkata – to set up the Prof (Dr) Shamnad Basheer Accessibility Lab. The lab
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Argus Partners hires ex-CAM-NLS independent Suchita Ambadipudi for Bangalore partnership
Argus Partners has hired independent practitioner Suchita Ambadipudi as a partner in Bangalore. She is a 2007 NLSIU Bangalore graduate who specialises in corporate law, having been running her own practice since 2016 after leaving Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Bangalore (with prior gigs at S&R Associates, the Indian School of Business as a research associate, and
... Continue Reading.Nexus Between Law and Morality
Abstract: In this article, the author examines whether there occurs a role for law in moral matters and traces the interrelation of law, religion and morality through ancient times. The popular concept of the connection between law and morality is that in some way the law exists to promote morality, to preserve those conditions which
... Continue Reading.No Maintenance For A Woman In A Null Marriage
//www.pathlegal.in/No-Maintenance-For-A-Woman-In-A-Null-Marriage-blog-2384204 Author: Names The Supreme Court Justice Sharma opined that a woman marrying a man under Hindu Marriage Act,1955 and the man is already legally wedded and has a living wife , then tha… Read More
... Continue Reading.Razorpay hires Tushar Tarun as new GC from Ingenico/EBS
Tushar Tarun joins Razorpay from Ingenico-EBS Mumbai-based India legal head of payments provider Ingenico Group, Tushar Tarun, is joining online payments start-up Razorpay as its director legal. He will be heading up a team of around five. Tarun had worked at Indian Oil in 2010 after graduating from NLSIU Bangalore, followed by time at Sarthak
... Continue Reading.Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code
The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 1983 introduced Chapter XX-A to the Indian Penal Code. This new Chapter provided for offences of cruelty by husband or relatives of husband. Section 498A was inserted into the Code under the said Chapter. The Supreme Court has observed that this Section has given a new dimension to the concept
... Continue Reading.I Dont Remember Electoral Bonds Issue: Former CJI Ranjan Gogoi
//www.pathlegal.in/I-Dont-Remember-Electoral-Bonds-Issue:-Former-CJI-Ranjan-Gogoi-legalnewscopied-2384208 Author: Adv Rose NEW DELHI: Former Chief Justice of India and now also a member of Rajya Sabha, Ranjan Gogoi said that he does not remember the "electoral bond is… Read More
... Continue Reading.Constitution of India: An Unique Document
Abstract The Constitution of India was adopted on 26th November 1949, and it became enforceable on 26th January, 1950. It took 2 years 11 months and 17 days to form the Constitution. The Constitution of India was drafted by Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar. The world’s longest constitution is the Indian’s constitution. At its beginning, it
... Continue Reading.Supreme Court: Bail Is Rule And Jail Is Exception
//www.pathlegal.in/Supreme-Court:-Bail-Is-Rule-And-Jail-Is-Exception-blog-2384202 Author: Adv Rose Bail is defined as money or some form of property which is deposited in a court. It is a security used for the release of a suspect who has been arrested from custody a… Read More
... Continue Reading.Meru vs Ola, Uber: CCI wades in to decide if common investors dilutes competition
By Manas Kumar Chaudhuri & Arshad (Paku) KhanThe Competition Commission of India (CCI) has recently passed an order rejecting Meru’s complaints against Ola and Uber (OPs) for predatory pricing and entering into anti-competitive agreements. The CCI’s decision, while clearing the OPs, contains some views that have important consequences on common investors. Among the gamut of
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