Month: November 2020

The two Judge bench of Telangana High Court comprising of Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chauhan and Justice B Vijayasen Reddy gave direction to ban selling of crackers in the state during upcoming festival Deepavali. The court today ordered to shut the shops selling crackers and punish those who do not follow. It also asked the government to make people aware about the reason to ban

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Prerna Deep is the recipient of British Council’s Great Scholarship (2019 India) for pursuing LLM in Criminal Law at the University of Edinburgh. She holds LL.B. from Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi and English Honours from Miranda House, University of Delhi. She is a qualified advocate in the Indian Jurisdiction. As an avid reader

Infobip, an international IT and telecommunications company, is looking to hire for the job post of Senior Legal Associate for its Mumbai office. Infobip is an international IT and telecommunications company. It operates a full-stack Communications Platform as a Service with private cloud infrastructure and zero-hop connectivity to telecoms globally. It operates a full-stack Communications

Bombay HC bench of Justice AK Menon and Justice SP Tavade  will be hearing a writ petition filed by Varavara’s wife (Pendyala Hemalatha Rao) seeking his immediate release from Taloja Jail so that he can be under his family care at Hyderabad. In the case the petitioner has questioned that whether not releasing the 81 year old from Taloja jail who is found to be seriously medically

The HC bench of Delhi comprising of Justice Hima Kohli and Justice Subramonium Prasad expressed its concern over rising cases of COVID-19 in the capital city and also said that Delhi Government has taken all caution to the situation. The court also told the Government that reason behind this is relaxed movement of people even after there have been huge

It is no ordinary matter if one of the most reputed, most distinguished and most competent Judge of a court which is none other than the Supreme Court expresses its most serious reservations on the manner in which Bombay High Court handled the Arnab Goswami case. A vacation Bench comprising of Justices Dr DY Chandrachud

As the novel coronavirus is gearing up for a second wave and wreaking renewed havoc in much of the world and economies continue teetering on brinks barely held back by government stimulus packages, a number of law firms have recently eased restrictions on their fee-earners. Albeit slightly later than usual, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan (LKS) and

In a latest, landmark and laudable judgment titled Shruti Kaushal Bisht vs. Kaushal R Bisht [Transfer Petition (Civil) No. 1264 of 2019] delivered on November 6, 2020, Justice V Ramasubramanian of the Apex Court held that a power to transfer the petition under Section 21A of the Hindu Marriage Act can be invoked only when

Madhya Pradesh Court was hearing a plea filed by TV Producer Ekta Kapoor under Section 482 of CrPC, seeking quash of an FIR registered against her for allegedly spreading obscenity, hurting religious feelings and objectionable content in a web series. On Wednesday, Single Judge Bench of Justice Shailendra Shukla while hearing the matter has refused to quash the registered FIR against Ekta Kapoor. The