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The Madras High Court’s decision in TCRC v. Ganga Rudraiah may appear to be about the ownership of BTS photographs from the making of the hit film ‘Aval Appadithan‘. But the reasoning gets considerably less straightforward when the Court’s treatment of Section 17(b), consideration, and acquiescence is examined closely. Vanshika Verma writes on this development

The conclusion of arguments does not by itself bring judicial proceedings to an end. A court must thereafter pronounce its judgment in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law. Order XX of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) governs the pronouncement, signing and essential contents of judgments and also prescribes important timelines where judgment

The Supreme Court has expressed serious concern over the misuse of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO Act) in bitter matrimonial and child custody disputes, where allegations of sexual abuse may be employed to gain a strategic advantage against the other parent. At the same time, the Court emphasised that genuine

“It is a foundational principle of our constitutional scheme that ours is a government of laws, not of men, where the rulers are bound by the law; they can never be above the law.” With these words, Justice Dipankar Datta opened an important constitutional opinion concerning the manner in which the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)

September 24, 2026 – New Delhi: The Indian Law Institute (ILI) organised a Special Lecture on “Reforming State as a Litigant: The Case for a National Litigation Management Law”, focusing on government litigation, judicial pendency and the need for institutional mechanisms to improve the management of litigation by the State. The lecture was delivered by

HPNLU Journal of Tax Law, Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, has invited scholarly contributions for Volume V (2026). The journal welcomes submissions from academicians, scholars, professionals and policymakers in the field of taxation laws and policies. The last date for submission is October 31, 2026. About HPNLU Journal of Tax Law The HPNLU

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🏢 Company: Neev Foundation 📍 Location: Mayur Vihar Phase-I, Delhi 💰 Stipend/Salary: Unpaid About the Internship :Neev Foundation for Legal Aid invites applications for 2 in-person internships in Delhi for 3-year and 5-year law students, involving litigation, legal aid, fieldwork and community engagement. Eligibility :• Students currently enrolled in their 2nd/3rd year (for three-year LLB courses) and

Every law student eventually needs to track down a case. It might be a judgment for a moot memorial, the status of a matter you are following during an internship, or an order in a family dispute back home. India’s courts have put an enormous amount of this information online over the last decade, but