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Khaitan & Co. advised CESC Limited in appeal before APTEL concerning tariff adoption for inter-state supply Khaitan & Co. successfully represented CESC Limited (CESC) in a significant legal dispute before the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) concerning an appeal filed by AMP Energy Green Seventeen Pvt. Ltd. (AMP). The Appeal challenged an order passed by

Muslim Mahila Andolan                          It has to be definitely taken most seriously that none other than the Allahabad High Court  which is not only the biggest High Court in India but also the biggest High Court in the world in a most learned, laudable,

Prayagraj, May 19, 2025 — In a landmark step towards fostering global academic engagement, Dr. Rajendra Prasad National Law University, Prayagraj (RPNLUP) has initiated an international Academic Exchange and Immersion Programme with the Faculty of Law, University of Pretoria, South Africa. This significant collaboration stems from the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed earlier this year

Generated using ChatGPT. Perhaps for the first time, a Hyderabad Court granted an interim injunction application under the PPVFRA. To me, however, the order stands out for all the wrong reasons. The Court, in deciding the injunction, relies solely on the Plaintiff’s in-house laboratory to prima facie decide infringement. It omitted to appoint a scientific

The SpicyIP Summer School Application deadline has been extended, and a few slots have been opened to those who may have graduated before 2023 as well, and who are looking to get into (or back into) the field of IP and would like to participate in this cohort! A post on the never-ending PPL and

The scourge of dowry-related violence continues to haunt Indian society despite progressive laws enacted to curb this social evil. Section 304-B of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) (now Section 80, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023), specifically criminalises dowry deaths and prescribes stringent punishment for the offenders. However, accused persons often resort to creating false narratives,

18th May 2025, Kaushambi — A National Virtual Conference on “Law and Literature” was organized by the Social Justice Forum under the International Sai Sewa Trust (ISST) in collaboration with ABAP – Kaushambi District & Sessions Court Unit, bringing together legal experts, educators, and scholars to explore the intersection of legal thought and literary expression.

Image from here Did you hear about the interesting case involving a compulsory license over sound recordings that came before the Delhi High Court recently, named Al Hamd Tradenation vs. Phonographic Performance Limited? Deliberating on the scope of Article 31(1) of the Copyright Act and whether unreasonable licensing fees can be regarded as withholding the

Muslim law is mainly based on the teaching of the Quran and Prophet Mohammad. It is known to be originated from the divine. Islam is one of the oldest religion and most followed major religions in the world. It is not like the man-made law that is passed by lawmakers and governed by the principles

Law of Torts deals with civil wrongs. This is a breach of a duty imposed by law, which gives rise to a civil right of action for a remedy not exclusive to any other area of law. The word tort is based on the idea that everyone in society has certain rights. The tort law’s