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Usha Subbarao VS. B.N. Vishveshwariah and Others
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Usha Subbarao VS. B.N. Vishveshwariah and Others

Posted by By Basundra Soni March 29, 2025
Facts The testator had bequeathed both immovable and moveable properties, divided into schedules A, B, C, and D, to his five sons and his wife, X. Schedule A, which contained
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Supreme Court Judgment: Breaking Caste Chains In Prison Systems
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Supreme Court Judgment: Breaking Caste Chains In Prison Systems

Posted by By Kartikey Agrawal and Rishi Verma March 29, 2025
An instance where a Brahmin person would only eat the food prepared by a person from a “higher caste” was customary in India. This relic of Indian culture, also known
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Bridging the Gap: Mediation as the Missing Link in India’s Insolvency Resolution Framework
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Bridging the Gap: Mediation as the Missing Link in India’s Insolvency Resolution Framework

Posted by By - Saksham Gadia & Lavanya Malani March 29, 2025
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016[1] was originally meant to alleviate one of India's most pressing economic problems—the rising count of non-performing assets and failing businesses. Before the IBC India's
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Is Presidential Rule Only Option Left For Manipur?
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Is Presidential Rule Only Option Left For Manipur?

Posted by By Mansi Gupta March 29, 2025
Presidential rule and conflicts are not new, especially in Manipur. Since 1950, presidential rule is frequently imposed over Manipur, 10 times as ethnic conflict and political instability continue to challenge
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Evolving with the Market: The CCI’s Comprehensive Overhaul of Competition Regulations 2024
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Evolving with the Market: The CCI’s Comprehensive Overhaul of Competition Regulations 2024

Posted by By Md Mujtaba March 28, 2025
In the rapidly evolving landscape of the competitive Indian commercial market, the Competition Commission of India ("CCI”) serves as the watchdog of competitive markets, overseeing practices that hinder competition and
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Consumer protection laws in E-commerce
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Consumer protection laws in E-commerce

Posted by By Prince Rajput March 28, 2025
Electronic medium allows businesses to operate commercial activities through EDE & EFI, technologies which defines e-commerce operations. Electronic commerce functions as a system which enables customers to purchase items and
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The Rainbow Papers Conundrum: Does the Government qualify as a Secured Creditor under IBC 2016?
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The Rainbow Papers Conundrum: Does the Government qualify as a Secured Creditor under IBC 2016?

Posted by By Soumya Lenka March 18, 2025
The ruling of the division bench of the Supreme Court in the State Tax Officer vs. Rainbow Papers Limited[1], (Popularly known as the Rainbow Papers Case) is not just another
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Governance and Autonomy: Ladakh’s Struggle Post-Reorganisation
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Governance and Autonomy: Ladakh’s Struggle Post-Reorganisation

Posted by By Sudhiksha March 18, 2025
Ladakh, is a large area of the northern and eastern Kashmir region, the northwestern Indian subcontinent. Administratively, Ladakh is divided between Pakistan (northwest), as part of Gilgit-Baltistan, and India (southeast),
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Cryptocurrency And Blockchain: Legal Challenges And Regulatory Responses
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Cryptocurrency And Blockchain: Legal Challenges And Regulatory Responses

Posted by By Aastha Tembe March 18, 2025
Over the past few decades, technological growth and advancement have exacerbated its reach. Can you imagine a day or even an hour without accessing your social media accounts? That alone
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Justice Beyond Punishment: India’s Transition To Reformative Criminal Law
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Justice Beyond Punishment: India’s Transition To Reformative Criminal Law

Posted by By Vaibhav Bansal March 13, 2025
Crime, generally speaking, is any act or a type of behaviour which is performed or executed and which in law constitutes an offense. It is behaviour that is inconsiderate to
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