Month: January 2021

Saraf records new status via newspaper ad Following his victory on Monday in the Delhi high court, co-founding partner and de facto reinstated senior partner of L&L Partners, Mohit Saraf, has responded in kind to his co-founder Rajiv Luthra with a newspaper notice that of the favourable judgment and warning the public that the public

We are pleased to inform you that Remfry & Sagar, one of India’s leading IP law firms, is looking to recruit two candidates for patent drafting for its Bengaluru and Gurgaon offices. For further details, please read the job description below: Patent Drafting Positions at Remfry & Sagar, Bengaluru & Gurgaon Remfry & Sagar, India’s premier

CASE: Vijay Lata v. Rajiv Arora CORAM: Hon’ble Justice Alka Sarin Subject to the fact that although in a criminal proceeding the principles of res judicata and such analogous principles are not applicable, last week the Punjab & Haryana High Court noted that the courts are bound by the doctrine of judicial discipline in view

In the Jharkhand High Court, a public interest lawsuit was filed seeking panchayat elections in the state.  The PIL has been filed by Jayaprakash Pandit of Deoghar alleging that the government violates the rules by not conducting panchayat elections. Article 243 of the Constitution makes it clear that elections are compulsory as soon as the

Child Rights Centre, CNLU Patna invites submissions from students, academicians, and research scholars of any stream under a broad theme. About Child Rights Centre The Child Rights Centre (CRC) is a specialized research Centre of Chanakya National Law University, Patna. The Centre was established with a mission to improve access to justice for children and

On Monday the Karnataka HC noted that “State will have to consider what happens to a common farmer,” while observing that either state will have to make a statement for time being that no coercive action will be taken for violation of Section 5 of the Karnataka Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Ordinance,

Bombay High Court on Monday gave a judgement for a number of PILs filed on ‘media trials’ in the case of Sushant Singh Rajput in which they observed that the media should avoid reporting on ongoing investigations. The media should present facts that are public and not the news which they think the public wants

A Public interest litigation has been brought before the Supreme Court, highlighting the question of long-standing cases before subordinate courts in India, requesting, inter alia, formal rules and the code of procedure for the selection of judges within a time-limited span of time. The petition was filed by Shrikant Prasad, a final-year law student, alleging

A single-judge bench of Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva of the Delhi High Court has come to question the recent plea made by Adv Chaitanya Rohilla. The petition that Mr. Rohilla sent to the court stated that the new privacy policy WhatsApp lets the company have control over a person’s private chats. This new policy was a

Law Bloom, Hoot Welfare Society organises National Essay Writing Competition, EXPRESSAY 2.0 on the event of World Day of Social Justice. About the Event Hoot Welfare Society organises National Essay Writing Competition, “EXPRESSAY 2.0” given spreading awareness amongst the youth about social justice. Social justice is the view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and