Author name: Arshiya Banu

The Supreme Court of India has expressed strong disapproval of the Puducherry remission body for its careless handling of a court order, highlighting the failure of the body to execute judicial directives properly. The remarks came during a recent hearing in which the court observed that such a lack of diligence undermines the authority of […]

The Precept Law Offices, a leading law firm, has announced its move to a new, larger office space in Delhi, marking a significant milestone in the firm’s growth. The relocation comes as part of the firm’s expansion strategy to accommodate its growing team and better serve its expanding client base. Background: The Precept Law Offices

Creditors of Byju’s have raised serious concerns before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), accusing the company’s Resolution Professional (RP) of creating “absolute chaos” in the insolvency proceedings. The creditors, who include a variety of stakeholders with significant financial claims, have expressed frustration over the handling of the company’s insolvency process and have sought immediate

The Gujarat High Court has issued a set of guidelines to streamline the process of obtaining medical board opinions on abortions, especially in cases involving medical complexities or gestational issues. The court’s decision aims to ensure that women seeking abortions are given timely, fair, and consistent access to necessary medical assessments, while also safeguarding their

The Karnataka High Court has granted a stay on the FIR filed against a man who sent out wedding invitations containing a political message urging recipients to “Vote for Modi.” The court’s decision comes after the man challenged the FIR, arguing that the inclusion of the message did not constitute an offense, and his right

The Supreme Court of India has urged the Jammu and Kashmir government to formulate a comprehensive policy for the premature release of convicts, emphasizing the need for clear guidelines and criteria to govern such decisions. The court’s directive follows concerns regarding inconsistent application of premature release provisions in the region and the need for a

The Himachal Pradesh High Court recently emphasized that police officers and prosecutors must ensure they do not frame innocent individuals by presenting selective evidence in criminal cases. The court’s observation comes in response to a case where the accused’s defense pointed out the lack of reliable and complete evidence, stressing the importance of fair trials

In a significant event, judges from the Supreme Court and High Courts, along with the Attorney General (AG) of India, recently launched a new book on tax laws authored by renowned legal expert Aseem Chawla. The book, which delves into the complexities of taxation, is expected to serve as an important resource for professionals and

A Delhi court has acquitted former Congress leader Jagdish Tytler and businessman Abhishek Verma in the high-profile Chinese visa scam case, citing lack of evidence to substantiate the charges against them. The case had raised significant public attention, and the verdict has drawn reactions from various political and legal circles. Background: The Chinese visa scam

The Kerala High Court recently ruled that an accused person’s decision not to flee the crime scene is insufficient to substantiate a claim of insanity. This judgment highlights the court’s rigorous standards for accepting insanity as a defense, emphasizing that specific, verified evidence is required to establish mental incapacity. Background: In this case, the accused