Month: November 2020

Supreme Court bench of Chief Justice SA Bobde, Justice A S Bopanna & Justice V Ramasubramanian took a serious view of the letter which is considered as an attempt to forbid a citizen from approaching the Top Court in the course of exercising his fundamental right under Article 32 of the Constitution. The court also initiated a contempt

The Delhi High Court Justice Navin Chawla asked the AAP government that why spas were not being allowed to open even after other public places like gyms, markets, restaurants etc. are operating in the city. After the central government allowed reopening of spas, Delhi government said it cannot allow it to open keeping in mind

The SC bench of Justices AM Khanwilkar and Ajay Rastogi was hearing a plea filed in SC for initiation of criminal proceedings against a police officer who assaulted the District Judge in Aurangabad, Bihar. The court today asked petitioner advocate Vishal Tiwari to amend his petition to include the name of the officer against whom

With Bharti Enterprises-led low earth orbit (LEO) broadband satellite communications company OneWeb emerging from US Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and achieving all relevant regulatory approvals, chair man Sunil Bharti Mittal said that beginning mid-December till October 2021, the company will launch a total 360 satellites to construct a global satellite constellation that will provide enhanced

The Indian Contracts Act, 1872 has detailed provisions related to surety rights and the contract of guarantee. In this article, the author seeks to analyse the rights and liabilities of the co-sureties and understand their nature. The article provides a detailed analysis of the effect of discharging a surety and the right to contribution. I.

PE firms Advent International Corp’s Amalfiaco and Temasek’s MacRitchie Investments Pte Ltd sold 8.77% in CG Consumer for ₹1631 crore in an open market transaction on Tuesday. — Mint Advent and Temasek collectively sold 8.75% shares of Crompton Greaves for an aggregate consideration of approximately Rs. 1631.08 crores. This is the second liquidity event for

Amity Law School Gurugram is pleased to announce the result of Amity National Quiz Competition on 71st Constitution Day organised in collaboration with Legal Bites. We sincerely thank all the participants for their stupendous efforts. Rankings of the Top Ten Participants are as follows, Rank 1 Name of Participant – Gautam Raj Name of Institution

In accordance with the laws of this country, the rights of a patentee have been ensured. The patentee has been empowered to grant licences, patents and advertise the invention. Enforcing a patent guarantees that the inventor’s intellectual property interests are secured. The issuance of a patent confers exclusive rights to the proprietor of the invention

Introduction A country is indefensible without a constitution. The constitution is a legal body of a country contained a set of rules and regulations, according to these rules and regulations a country should be moved/ ruled. In the Indian constitution, some basic rights are known as fundamental rights. It is important for human existence and

Before Memory Fades is the celebrated autobiography of Fali S Nariman, one of the greatest jurists India has ever produced. The book is an international bestseller and highly critically acclaimed. It traces Mr Nariman’s life from his childhood and early career beginnings and the hardships he faced in the course of his career to his