न्यायधारा 20/2025
केरळ उच्च न्यायालयाने निरीक्षण केले की BNSS च्या कलम 179(1) अंतर्गत पोलिसांना दिलेले अधिकार इतके वाढवता येणार नाहीत की ते एखाद्या आरोपीच्या वकिलाला बोलावू शकतील आणि त्याने क्लायंटसोबत केलेली गोपनीय चर्चा उघड करण्यास भाग पाडू शकतील.
Presumption under section 139 of Negotiable Instruments Act
This landmark case will shape, the future of IBC, Arbitration Act, CPC, and Limitation Act and also clarified how these provisions are interconnected and interlinked to each other and will be a lesson for all lawyers to take care of the pleadings, strategies and care…
Mumbai Agriculture Produce Market Committee Vs Dena Bank
In view of above discussions, the complaint is partly allowed. OP (Bank of Baroda) is directed to pay Rs.65 crores with interest @9% per annum from the respective date of transfer of the money to it till the date of payment to the complainant, within…
Mr.R.B.Paranjpe with Mr.Vishal V. Kale and Mr.J.D.Khairnar for Petitioners
The present Public Interest Litigation has been instituted for the effective implementation of the provisions of the Maharashtra (Urban Areas) Protection and Preservation of Trees Act, 1975. In exercise of the powers conferred by the Act, the State Government has framed the Maharashtra (Urban Areas)…
Analysis of Indian Medical Association v. Union of India (2011)
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) filed a petition challenging certain provisions of the Clinical Establishments (Registration and Regulation) Act, 2010, which mandated the registration and regulation of clinical establishments in India. The primary contention was that these provisions were arbitrary and violated the fundamental rights…
Covid-19: The game changer in Lawyers way of working
The world has seen that the vision and work potential of Indians are immense. When the Government of India challenged 130 crores, people, for 21 days lockdown, with few exceptions, the whole population supported the government to stop the spread of coronavirus. The lockdown has…