Month: March 2020

//www.pathlegal.in/Corona-Virus-Outbreak:-Is-India-Safe-Now–Fear-Spikes-After-Shocking-New-Data-blog-2384187            Author: Adv Rose The Corona Virus outbreak had started to take lives rapidly in India. The death count is increasing day by day. Thus there arises the question, Is India safe now? The s… Read More

This is the second and last post covering submissions with respect to trademark. While making comments, I have relied on inputs provided by various practising lawyers based out of Delhi and other parts of India. Court Proceedings: The Report notes that, ‘it may require at least two-to-three years for court proceedings to be decided, sometimes

//www.pathlegal.in/CONCEPT-OF-DIVORCE-IN-HINDU-LAW-blog-2384183            Author: Anil Srivastav Advocate <p><em>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &… Read More

//www.pathlegal.in/Stringent-Punishment-For-Violating-21-Day-Lockdown-Says-Government-legalnewscopied-2384184            Author: Names The countrywide lockdown that was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi this evening in view of the outbreak of coronavirus, comes with stringent punishment for vio… Read More

Patna High Court recruitment 2020 – Vacancies for 27 District Judges Patna High Court recruitment 2020 – Vacancies for 27 District Judges Patna High Court recruitment notification for District Judge (Entry-level) direct from Bar exam – 2020 against 27 vacancies on a permanent and temporary basis in the Bihar superior judicial service. The opening date

//www.pathlegal.in/Coronavirus-Vaccine-In-India-legalnewscopied-2384189            Author: Adv Rose A vaccine for the coronavirus pandemic is expected within one year in India although it will not be 100% effective, said Adar Poonawalla, the chief … Read More

Nestle India Limited filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court primarily on the contentions that the natural principles of justice were not adhered by not providing show cause notices before the two impugned orders were passed[1] and that the labs where the tests were conducted were either not accredited by NBAL or lacked

Image from here We’re pleased to bring to you an incisive guest post by Rahul Bajaj, arguing that it is not only wise for the Government to use the patent law flexibilities to ensure accessibility to medical devices required to combat COVID-19, but also mandated by the fundamental right to health guaranteed under the Constitution of

The Transfer of Property Act 1882 came into force on 1st July 1882. It regulates the rules relating to the transmission of property between living persons in harmony with the rules affecting its devolution on death. It also completes the code of contract law as far as it relates to immovable property. This Act does

Firms employ range of early measures to stay ahead of the novel coronavirus Apart from being early out of the gate in advising clients on the potential legal fall-out of the global pandemic of the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (causing COVID-19), India’s law firms have been beginning taking a number of measures to deal with an