💡 Current Supreme Court Decesions
💡 Current Posts
- The WB Governor expressed his anguish on listening the true story of Howrah Court Violence.
- Advocates practicing in District Courts are eligible for appointment as High Court Judges: CHC [1983]
- In view of the recent amendments in BCI Rules, it appears that a legal practitioner is an advocate but an advocate is not a legal practitioner in all cases: CHC 2013
- ADI PHEROZSHAH GANDHI Vs. H.M. SEERVAI, ADVOCATE GENERAL OF MAHARASHTRA, BOMBAY
- It is hereby declared that Bar Council of West Bengal has no power to call upon Advocates on its roll to cease work or to compel them not to attend Court and such a resolution will not be binding upon Advocates on its roll: CHC in 1995
- Supreme Court Notified 2019 Advocates-on-Record Examination: First paper scheduled on 3rd June
- Magistrates should not call police officers to their Courts if not required, only to show their power: DHC
- Masood Azhar Alvi designated as a terrorist in UN Sanctions list
- Calcutta High Court held: Illegal intrusion of police into Howrah Court premises is violation of Constitution and Laws
- National Human Rights Commission issued notice to DG West Bengal for police atrocities on Howrah court lawyers
- Sexual harassment at the place of work: an Indian context
- Sadhvi Pragyasingh Chandrapal Singh Thakur NIA Court Order
- Reserve Bank of India (Prevention of Market Abuse) Directions, 2019
- RBI releases draft “Enabling Framework for Regulatory Sandbox”
- Arrests and Prosecutions in Canada for Committing Terrorism Offences
- What is general Insurance
- Giving notice is not same as receipt of notice, giving is a process of which receipt is the accomplishment
- Filing a written statement is not only way to defend a suit, but a defendant may successfully defend a suit by cross-examination and arguments.
- If a statement expressly referring to a dead person and affects his reputation, legal heirs can maintain Defamation suit.
- In a suit for defamation if relief claimed is for damages alone, the suit shall be abated on death of plaintiff
