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Legal Implications of Leasehold Rights The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that an agreement to lease does not grant leasehold rights unless...

Introduction The Supreme Court of India has ruled that the term "legal representative" under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, should be...

Supreme Court of India recently reaffirmed that a sale transaction executed under a valid Power of Attorney (PoA) remains legally binding

New Income Tax Bill, 2025, introduced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, aims to revamp India's taxation system by simplifying

Karnataka High Court recently overturned the suspension of a Kalyan Karnataka Road Transport constable who was penalized for sleeping duty.

The Supreme Court recently laid down principles regarding the permissibility of registering a second First Information Report (FIR) for the

The Supreme Court of India recently ruled that mediation cannot be imposed upon any party without their consent.

Supreme Court has ruled that permanent alimony and interim maintenance can be granted under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955

Supreme Court of India has ruled that job advertisements for public employment that fail to disclose critical details...

The case M/S SRS Travels v. Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation Workers & Others is about the cancellation of the KCCA Act, 1976

Supreme Court of India restored a complaint in a cheque bounce case filed by Neeraj Kumar, the Power of Attorney (POA) holder of a firm

The Indian Constitution, adopted on Nov 26, 1949, and enacted on Jan 26, 1950, has stood as a pillar of India’s democracy for 75 years.

A trademark is a symbol, word, or phrase that distinguishes your brand and products from others in the marketplace.

Supreme Court of India highlighted the importance of using private defence only for protection, not for seeking revenge or punishment.

Supreme Court of India set aside an order from the Punjab and Haryana High Court granting ad interim bail in a corruption and forgery case.

The Supreme Court of India addressed the eligibility of MSMEs to access the payment dispute resolution mechanism under Section 18

The Supreme Court recently underscored the critical role of Section 142 of the NI Act in cheque dishonour cases involving companies.

Supreme Court has reinforced the responsibilities of banks, holding the State Bank of India (SBI) liable for a fraudulent transaction.

Corporate finance, debt financing is one of the most commonly used methods for raising capital.

Supreme Court of India highlighted the importance of protecting senior citizens, stating that gift deeds executed by parents