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Adultery, as a matrimonial wrong, is rarely proved by direct evidence. Law recognises that illicit intimacy thrives in secrecy, away from the overt public gaze. Courts have therefore historically allowed circumstantial facts to establish adultery, provided those circumstances form a continuous, consistent chain leading to only one logical conclusion — sexual infidelity. The decision of

The offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (“NI Act”) occupies a unique space in Indian criminal jurisprudence. Though criminal in form, it is deeply rooted in commercial morality and the need to ensure the credibility of negotiable instruments. Over the years, courts have repeatedly clarified that dishonour of a cheque is

Thanks to Swaraj and Yogesh, conversations with whom on this very ‘technical’ topic served as an inspiration for this piece. I know that the title sounds radical, but hear me out. There has been a flurry of cases in recent times discussing the scope of Section 3(k). All of these cases have, at various instances,

Find CLAT UG 2026 Solved Paper on Legal Bites. Owing to the increasing competition day by day, getting into your dream college is not that easy. Practice the CLAT UG past year paper to reflect on your preparation and increase your knowledge with the correct information. Practice makes a man perfect and thus, solving the

AZB & Partners Advised Infosys Limited on Its ₹180 Billion Equity Share Buyback The leading law firm in India, AZB & Partners advised Infosys Limited on its buyback of equity shares aggregating to approximately ₹180 billion (₹1,800 per equity share), marking the largest share buyback in India for 2025 to date. The buyback was undertaken

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Represented Lighthouse Learning Private Limited and Mr. Prajodh Rajan on KKR’s Investment The leading law firm in India, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, represented Lighthouse Learning Private Limited (the “Company”) and Mr. Prajodh Rajan, Founder and Group CEO of Lighthouse Learning Private Limited, on KKR’s fresh investment in Lighthouse Learning, a leading Indian education

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Advised KKR on Its Investment in Lighthouse Learning The leading law firm in India, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, represented KKR on its fresh investment in Lighthouse Learning Private Limited, a leading Indian education services provider. The investment was made by funds managed by KKR, alongside participation from a new investor, Canada’s PSP Investments.

Responding to Roberto Dini’s recent piece suggesting that all AI inventions are ab initio obvious because they are reproducible for an AI-enabled Person Of Ordinary Skill In The Art (POSITA), Krishna Jani and Tania Aithani explain how this understanding may not work owing to the heterogeneity and data-dependence of modern models. Krishna and Tania are fourth-year law

IP nerds and bike enthusiasts (brownie points if you are both!) will recall the controversy around Yezdi motorbikes between Boman R Irani and the Official Liquidator (OL) of Ideal Jawa (India) Ltd. over the mark ‘Yezdi’. Amidst the continuing hype around the revival of the famous Jawa and Yezdi bikes, people were wondering: Who actually

Trilegal Advised Lead Managers on Brookfield India Real Estate Trust’s INR 35,000 Million QIP The leading law firm in India, Trilegal advised the book-running lead managers – Kotak Mahindra Capital, Elara Capital (India), Jefferies India, JM Financial, and 360 ONE WAM – on the qualified institutions placement of 109,375,000 units by Brookfield India Real Estate