Bombay High Court Clarifies Claimant’s Rights in Motor Accident Compensation Cases
Issues: In a recent ruling, the Bombay High Court addressed the issue of whether a claimant involved in a motor accident case can solely seek compensation from the owner of the other vehicle involved, without being obligated to claim compensation from the owner
South Asian Nations should include women in dispute settlement and promote Technological Advancement Globally.
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud drew attention to the gender gap in international arbitration tribunals and institutions at the UNCITRAL South Asia Conference in 2023. Less than 10% of Indian arbitrators are women, which he described as a “diversity paradox” despite acknowledging the good
Faith cannot affect the right of a person to marry: Delhi HC
Issue:- A petition was filed by an interfaith couple who were facing threats of marrying against the wishes of their family. Analysis:- Faith cannot be a cause to be affecting the life partner a person chooses for themselves. The right to marry is
Jharkand High court slams the verdict against cruelty.
Issues: Conviction under Section 498A IPC: The primary issue was the appeal by Sanjay Kumar Rai against his conviction under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for cruelty towards his wife, Neelam Devi, who was suffering from cancer. Challenge to Acquittal:
Controversy around National Medical Commission Professional Conduct Guidelines
The Gazette of India on 2nd August 2023, notified the National Medical Commission of registered medical practitioner Regulations, 2023. The regulation highlights that the prescription of the drugs should only be done by their generic name and not by the brand name. The
Supreme Court takes tough stance on MV Act, pressures state and UTs to submit Compliance reports
The modified Motor Vehicles Act and Central Motor Vehicles Regulations are being implemented, and the Supreme Court has ordered State Governments and Union Territories to deposit money for labour. States and UTs have already come under fire from the Court for failing to
Lack of a positive “viscera report” does not tell that the poisoning did not take place: SC
Facts:- An F.I.R. was filed by Uma Shankar Shah, the complainant, who had alleged that even though cash and gold were given to the husband’s family, the appellant was harassing Tuli for more dowry. It was asserted that Tuli consumed poison because she
Article 14 not considered in Kedar Nath Singh 1962 decision: says Supreme Court while hearing petition challenging sedition law.
Recently Supreme Court observed that the constitutional bench in Kedar Nath Singh v. State of Bihar 1962 did not consider the aspect of article 14 while upholding the constitutional validity of article 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The petitioners, challenging the
Courts Stress to maintain balance between Free Speech and Religious Sensibilities
Written by: Srijan Raj The Madras High Court has decided that among Hinduism’s everlasting obligations are responsibilities to the country, the King, parents, Gurus, and the underprivileged. The court noted the heated discussions surrounding Sanatana Dharma and voiced worry about the current state
Media Influence on Legal Matters: Concerns Raised in Sisodia’s Bail Case
Issues 1. Media Impact on Ongoing Legal Cases: Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, representing former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia in a bail case, has expressed concerns about the influence of media discussions on the merits of ongoing legal matters. Singhvi pointed
