Equal Pay For Equal Work Is Not A Fundamental Right But A Constitutional Goal: Bombay HC.
The Nagpur Bench of city judicature recently laid-off a clutch of petitions by Minimum competence line of work Course (MCVC) instructors claiming pay scale at par with the regular lecturers on the principle of “Equal get hold of Equal Work” below Article fourteen
ANALYSIS: The Limited Liability Partnership (Amendment) Bill 2021
Written By – Komal Sharma, Policy Associate The Limited Liability Partnership (Amendment) Bill 2021 seeks to amend The Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008 which was enacted to introduce and to give legal sanction to Limited Liability Partnership Firms. A basic understanding of LLP
‘You Make Laws Instantly, you Can Run Through Impact of Laws too’: SUPREME COURT
Supreme Court bench with Justice Sanjay Kishan kaul & Hrishikesh Roy, on Wednesday while hearing a Suo-Moto case with regards to the vacancies in NCDRC & SCDRC’s, noted that there are 3 vacancies in NCDRC and thus directed the government to fill-up such
CAN A MARRIED WOMAN BE RAPED?
Written by – Tanvi Mishra In India, we have seen a lot of rage amongst the citizens in rape cases like the Nirbhaya case in Delhi, Dr. Priyanka Reddy’s rape case in Hyderabad and the list goes on and on. We all will
The Taxation Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021
Written By – Komal Sharma, Policy Associate The Taxation Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021 which was recently introduced in the parliament seeks to nullify the effect of the amendment brought by Finance Act 2012. The recent amendment (2021) is a step against the retrospective
Throwing Love Chit At Married Woman Is Outraging Modesty:Bombay HC.
In a criminal revision application filed against a judgment passed in 2018 where the applicant was convicted, the High Court of Bombay observed that "the very act of throwing a chit on a woman's person which professes love for her and which contains
Wife Seeks Financial Assistance From PM Cares Fund for Husband’s Lung Transplantation.
On August 10, 2021 Division bench comprising of Justice LN Rao & Justice Aniruddha Bose heard a plea filed by women seeking relief of rupees 1 crore for her husband’s Covid treatment from Government’s relief fund.
MPs and MLAs cases cannot be withdrawn without the respective HCs approval: SC.
A three Judge bench of the Supreme Court comprising CJI N.V Ramana, Justices Vineet Saran and Surya Kant while hearing the plea of Advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhya who pleaded for speedy trial of withdrawal cases pending against MPs and MLAs by setting up
Marriage Under Special Marriage Can Be Registered Through Video-Conferencing: SC.
A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court in the case of he State of Haryana v. Ami Ranjan and Others has held that a marriage certificate for a marriage which was solemnized under Special Marriage Act, 1954 can be granted to a couple
LODGING OF FIR UNDER UP GANGSTER ACT ON THE BASIS OF A SINGLE CASE IS NO MORE RES INTEGRA, THUS VALID: ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT.
The bench comprising of Justice Samit Gopal and Justice Pritinker Diwakar while hearing a video conferencing proceeding of Writ Petition over the issue related to validity of filling of FIR report under the provisions of UP Gangsters & Anti-Social (prevention), Act 1986, observed
