Can U.S. Citizen Children Stay In The U.S. While The Parent/s Are Deported? Can U.S. Citizen Children Stay In The U.S. While The Parent/s Are Deported? Yes, the US citizen children can stay in the US while the parent or parents are being deported from the country. The above is so because the 14th Amendment
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Does The Child Support Order Remain Valid Or Is Cancelled If The Paying Parent Is Deported?
Yes, the child support order remains valid even after the paying parent is deported to their home country from the US. However, although the deported parent is still under the obligation to pay child support, the deportation of the paying parent makes it harder for the order to be enforced on the paying parent in
... Continue Reading.Delhi High Court Stirs the Pot for Biotech Patent Applicants in India
On the recent Delhi High Court judgement concerning a genetically modified salmonella bacteria, Prashant Reddy T writes on how the Court missed the boat in laying down the law on some important issues for the biotech industry concerning the patentability of microorganisms and disclosure requirements for such inventions. Prashant Reddy T is one of our
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Bombay High Court Condemns Skoda VW’s Argument Against USD 1.4 Billion Customs Notice The matter will be heard on Tuesday The Bombay High Court has expressed prime facie dissatisfaction with Skoda Auto Volkswagen India’s arguments against a USD 1.4 billion notice from the Customs Department. The division bench of Justice BP Colabawalla and Justice Firdosh
... Continue Reading.RBI Revises Norms For Urban Co-operative Banks For Larger Operational Freedom
RBI Revises Norms For Urban Co-operative Banks For Larger Operational Freedom It will enhance flexibility without compromising regulatory objectives The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said that the aggregate limit of Urban Co-operative Banks to residential mortgages (housing loans to individuals) should not exceed 25 percent of their total loans and advances. This means,
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NCLT Accepts Shailendra Ajmera As Byju’s RP Replaces Pankaj Shrivastava as the firm undergoes insolvency A two-member Bengaluru bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved the appointment of Byju’s resolution professional (RP) Shailendra Ajmera. Earlier, the tribunal directed the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) to conduct an inquiry against Srivastava,
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CIRP Amendment Regulations 2025: Streamlining Resolution Processes and Protecting Homebuyer Interests As of December 2024, insolvencies in the real estate sector accounted for approximately 22% of admitted cases under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”), making it second only to the manufacturing sector that accounted for 37% of admitted cases.1 The high volume of
... Continue Reading.Beyond the Judgement: Examining Mandatory Prior CCI Approval in Insolvency Through a Global Lens
[Purava Rathi and Disha Kothawade are 4th year B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) students at National Law Institute University, Bhopal (NLIU)] The recent Supreme Court ruling in Independent Sugar Corporation Ltd. v. Girish Sriram Juneja and Others (29 January 2025) has settled the legal position that approval from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) must be obtained prior to
... Continue Reading.Highly Educated Wives Cannot Remain Idle Just To Claim Maintenance From Husbands: Orissa HC
It is definitely a matter of huge significance with far reaching potential consequences that while ruling most sagaciously on a very pertinent issue pertaining to the payment of maintenance to highly educated wives, the Orissa High Court which is
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It is definitely most alarming to note that there is an increasing trend of most blatant, brazen, blind, baseless and brutal misuse of Section 498A IPC that keeps on surfacing in news one after the other. Most recently, we witnessed how the Delhi High Court which is
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