Legal 60

In its meeting on 6th March 2025, the Supreme Court Collegium deliberated on the elevation of Chief Justices and senior Judges from various High Courts for appointment to the Supreme Court of India. Following a thorough evaluation of judicial merit, integrity, and competence, the Collegium has recommended Justice Joymalya Bagchi, a distinguished Judge of the

Car accidents are a common cause of injury and death in the US, killing 120 people a day. 2.6 million people visited the ER in 2022 after crashes, which can lead to expensive medical bills and lost wages. Because of a car accident, you may also be facing financial burdens due to medical bills, lost

Centre for Research in Innovation Law for Shared Prosperity, BITS Law School is inviting applications for their Innovation Law and Policy Fellowship. The last day to send your applications is April 1, 2025. For more details see their call for applications below. CRISP (BITS Law School) Invites Applications for Innovation Law and Policy Fellowship (1

In the previous post, I discussed the Indian position on wrongful obtainment and also took a small detour into UK law to understand how they resolve their entitlement claims. In this post, I will be arguing for a more systematic approach to deciding our wrongful obtainment claims based on the precedents present in UK law,

Delhi High Court Disallows Additional IGST On Re-Import Of Aircraft Imposed By Customs Dept The decision comes as a breather to the aviation sector The Delhi High Court has overturned the additional Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) on the re-import of aircraft and its parts sent abroad for repairs under the Customs Tariff Act.

In India, typically, a married couple can get divorced by obtaining a decree from Court, which can be either by mutual consent of the couple or by filing a contested Petition for divorce. In a contested litigation, apart from divorce, disputes between the spouses over alimony, custody, child support, co-parenting, etc. also get decided by

Wrongful obtainment is an unexplored area of Patent law when compared to other, fancier and more contested topics, such as Inventive step or Subject matter exclusion. It rarely comes up for discussion, and any legal development surrounding wrongful obtainment usually goes under the radar. Hence, it was a surprise to notice two recent orders (pdf1,

NLSIU’s Indian Journal of Law and Technology (IJLT) is inviting submissions for Volume 21 of the Journal and the IJLT Blog, on a rolling basis. For more details please take a look at their call for submissions below. Call for Papers: Indian Journal of Law and Technology [Volume 21] and IJLT Blog (Submissions on Rolling

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Advised SEPCO Electric Power Construction Corporation Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised SEPCO Electric Power Construction Corporation. The matter arises out of a scheme of arrangement (demerger) between Vedanta Limited, and other resulting companies including Talwandi Sabo Power Limited (“TSPL”). SEPCO being creditor of TSPL opposed the scheme of demerger on the ground that