Month: September 2020

The Centre has alerted all States to strengthen security arrangements in communally hyper-sensitive and sensitive districts to prevent possible clashes post the judgment in the Babri Masjid demolition case by a special court for CBI cases in Lucknow on September 30th. In an alert, the Union Government said that the judgment could have an impact on

Legal Bites is proud to announce the October Edition of its Blog Writing Competition 2020. This competition aims to provide ample opportunities to the students, academicians, and other people where they can express their thoughts, hone their talent, and be a part of this competition and upgrade their respective knowledge and writing skills. The primary purpose

ICSIL (Intelligent Communication Systems India Limited) is inviting online applications for the post of Project Associate (Legal) purely on a Contractual Outsourced basis to be deployed in the Department of Forest & Wildlife, GNCT of Delhi, and also for empanelment of candidates for deployment to other Govt. Departments in the future. About ICSIL Intelligent Communication

A Malayali who joined the ISIS was sentenced to life term by the NIA special court in Kochi on 28th September 2020. Four years after his arrest on charges of entering into a conspiracy to carry out terrorist attacks in India, a special court here on Monday awarded life imprisonment to Islamic State (IS) terrorist

The current article will largely deal with the plight of homebuyers which worsens with each and every amendment that is brought about subsequent to the Pioneer case. Introduction Insolvency is a complex procedure, and with the advancement in the rise of companies and startups in the present era, legislation has to be put in place

School of Law and Legal Affairs, Noida International University invites you to join Webinar on Teaching Pedagogy in Law during a Pandemic: New Possibilities and Ways to Improve Legal Education. Chief Guest and Hon’ble Speaker Prof. (Dr.) K.C. Sunny, Vice-Chancellor, The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS), Kochi, Kerala Guest of Honour Prof. (Dr.) Jayanand,

Bail is said to be a set of pre-trial restrictions that are imposed on a suspect to make sure that they suit the judicial process. Bail is that the conditional release of a defendant with the promise to seem in court when required. In some countries, especially the United States of America, bail usually implies

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday (September 22) stayed the AAP government’s decision to reserve 80 percent ICU beds for coronavirus patients in 33 private hospitals. The High Court observed that ICU beds cannot be reserved only for sickness, and said that the Delhi government’s September 13 order is “arbitrary, unreasonable and violative of fundamental

In the High Court of Kerala WP(C).No.9521 OF 2013(R) Petitioner V. Jayakumar Respondents The High Court of Kerala & ors. Date of Judgement 19th February, 2020 Bench Justice K.Vinod Chandran & V.G.Arun Facts of the Case: The petitioner was compulsorily retired under Rule 13A of the Kerala Judicial Service Rules, 1991, while he was working

A Special NDPS Court (Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act) refused to grant bail to Kannada actresses Ragini Dwivedi and Sanjjanaa Galrani in connection with the Sandalwood drug scandal. Presently both the actresses are in judicial custody. The two actresses were charged under the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 and