When a law outlives its empire, it becomes a ghost. The Sedition Law, which was formulated by the British Administration to suppress dissent against the Crown, is a ghost that has proven difficult to exorcise. In the landmark case of S.G. Vombatkere v. Union of India ((2022) 7 SCC 433) on May
Can vs Must in Arbitration Clauses is a decisive issue in Indian contract drafting because the exact words used in an arbitration agreement determine whether arbitration is binding or optional. A recent Supreme Court judgment on arbitration, Nagreeka Indcon Products Pvt. Ltd. v. Cargocare Logistics (India) Pvt. Ltd., 2026 INSC 384,
The recognition of unpaid domestic labour has long been kind of a significant topic in legal, economic, and social discourse. In the landmark judgment of Shishu Pal & Ors. v. Surjeet & Ors (2026 INSC 634), the Supreme Court of India took a bold step and advanced compensation jurisprudence by
A recent controversy involving famous journalist and anchor Anjana Om Kashyap and several prominent YouTube educators has reignited the debate on the limits of free speech vs defamation in India. The controversy has also revived the broader debate of free speech vs defamation, particularly in the context of digital media, journalism, and online
The writ of certiorari is one of the most important constitutional remedies available under the legal system. The word certiorari originated from Latin and literally means “to be certified, to be informed or shown’[1], which means it is “a writ of a superior court to call up the records of
The Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Ordinance was promulgated by the President of India on 16th May 2026, increasing the total sanctioned strength of the apex court from 33+1 (including the CJI) to 37+1[1]. This comes at a time when Parliament is just weeks away from its monsoon session.
In the constantly evolving and ever-changing paradigm of India’s IP Law Framework, the Geographical Indications of Goods(Registration and Protection) Act 1999(hereinafter referred to as “the Generis Law Act”) emerged as a standalone sui generis legislation for the protection of goods whose quality, reputation, or other characteristics are attributable to a
Due to rapid technological advancement, there has been a significant rise in digital marketing worldwide. Many social media networks, algorithms, and platforms like Google Ads are used by companies to attract and connect with their prospective buyers. As companies advertise their products or services on digital platforms, they use meta
Can an incumbent Chief Minister refuse to resign after an electoral defeat? “I WON’T RESIGN” said Mamata Banerjee after her party lost the recent West Bengal elections. After a roller-coaster, turbulentelection season filled with unending political drama (where five legislative assemblies of the States of Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West
CITATION AND COURT: Case Name: R.M. Malkani v. State of Maharashtra Citation: AIR 1973 SC 157 Decided by: Supreme Court of India Bench: Justices Y.V. Chandrachud, M.H. Beg, K.K. Mathew Year: 1973 The evidence used in criminal investigations and trials has changed with the rapid advancement of technology. Digital and
When a law outlives its empire, it becomes a ghost. The Sedition Law, which was formulated by the British Administration to suppress dissent against the
Can vs Must in Arbitration Clauses is a decisive issue in Indian contract drafting because the exact words used in an arbitration agreement determine whether
The recognition of unpaid domestic labour has long been kind of a significant topic in legal, economic, and social discourse. In the landmark judgment of
A recent controversy involving famous journalist and anchor Anjana Om Kashyap and several prominent YouTube educators has reignited the debate on the limits of free speech vs
The writ of certiorari is one of the most important constitutional remedies available under the legal system. The word certiorari originated from Latin and literally
The Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Ordinance was promulgated by the President of India on 16th May 2026, increasing the total sanctioned strength of
In the constantly evolving and ever-changing paradigm of India’s IP Law Framework, the Geographical Indications of Goods(Registration and Protection) Act 1999(hereinafter referred to as “the
Due to rapid technological advancement, there has been a significant rise in digital marketing worldwide. Many social media networks, algorithms, and platforms like Google Ads
Can an incumbent Chief Minister refuse to resign after an electoral defeat? “I WON’T RESIGN” said Mamata Banerjee after her party lost the recent West
CITATION AND COURT: Case Name: R.M. Malkani v. State of Maharashtra Citation: AIR 1973 SC 157 Decided by: Supreme Court of India Bench: Justices Y.V.
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