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It is quite significant to note that in a huge development, the Kalaburagi Bench of the Karnataka High Court at Bengaluru in a most pragmatic, persuasive, pertinent, promising, progressive and path-breaking judgment titled Madiga Dandora vs State of Karnataka & Ors in Writ Petition No. 201685 of 2025 and cited in Neutral Citation No. NC:

       It is definitely most heart gladdening to note that none other than the most prestigious High Courts in India that is the Delhi High Court itself in a most vital step aimed at curbing the blatant misuse of restrictive employment contracts has in a most learned, laudable, logical, landmark and latest judgment

In a society as culturally diverse and traditionally grounded as India, the institution of marriage has long held a sacrosanct status. However, changing social norms, urbanisation, and increasing individual autonomy have paved the way for alternative relationship structures, particularly live-in relationships. These arrangements, though recognised by the judiciary as lawful in specific contexts, often carry

New Opportunities In India’s Defence Sector Recent geopolitical dynamics, regional conflicts and related national security concerns have made the Indian defence sector ripe for additional growth and investment. As technologies evolve and new forms of warfare emerge, this growing sector is likely to witness further transformation in India, driven by immediate and long-term security threats,

                                It is most gladdening to note that the incumbent CJI – Hon’ble Mr Justice BR Gavai on June 26, 2025 while speaking at his felicitation that was organized by the Advocates Association of the Aurangabad Bench of Bombay High

Pension is often seen as a financial lifeline for retired employees and their families. But when it comes to disabled dependents—especially mentally or physically challenged children of government employees—questions frequently arise: Is pension an act of benevolence by the state or an enforceable legal right? A landmark judgment by the Madras High Court in Principal

In a significant move to safeguard the integrity of legal education in India, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has issued a strong directive against the offering of LL.M. programmes through online, blended, or distance modes by universities and private institutions without its prior approval. Addressed to the Registrar Generals of all High Courts, the

This case revolves around a matrimonial dispute culminating in the filing of an FIR under Sections 498A, 323, 504, and 506 read with Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The petitioners, comprising the husband, in-laws, and extended family members of the complainant-wife, sought quashing of criminal proceedings initiated against them. The Bombay High

Trilegal Represented CREDAI-MCHI In Bombay HC Ruling Upholding DCPR 2034 Slum Redevelopment Regulation Trilegal successfully represented CREDAI-MCHI and the Slum Redevelopers Association in a significant constitutional challenge before the Bombay High Court concerning Regulation 17(3)(D)(2) of the Development Control and Promotion Regulations, 2034 (DCPR 2034). The petition was filed by NGO Alliance for Governance and

The convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is reshaping the landscape of dispute settlement globally. With the rise of online dispute resolution (ODR) mechanisms and smart technologies, AI is increasingly being employed to facilitate negotiations, evaluate legal positions, predict outcomes, and even render decisions. While this technological shift enhances efficiency, reduces