After expounding upon the relevant principles in this way, the Court abandoned its tasks of deciding whether the suspension orders and Section 144 orders were
Category: Legal
Davinder’s shocker: A cleanup is needed–Deccan Chronicle
The arrest of a deputy superintendent of police who was awarded a gallantry medal less than six months ago is shocking on various counts. DSP
SC fails to quash J&K restrictions | Deccan Herald
The court has created a jurisprudence on the use of the internet and Section 144 but has not gone the whole hog in enforcing it.
Home Ministry: Housing ministry launched e-commerce platform for real estate sector – The Economic Times
To bring the trust back in the real estate sector, housing ministry launched an e-commerce platform to facilitate homebuyers in identifying genuine properties. The online
रोटी, कपडा आणि इंटरनेट -महाराष्ट्र टाइम्स
देशातील अभिव्यक्ती स्वातंत्र्याचा विषय आणि त्याची इंटरनेट या नव्या युगाच्या अभिव्यक्तीचे माध्यम असलेले हत्यार यांची सांगड नेहमीच चर्चेत राहिलेली आणि वादग्रस्त ठरलेली आहे. नागरिकाचे अभिव्यक्ती
Legal platform to counter cheap imports – The Economic Times
New Delhi: India is putting in place a legal platform to help small and medium enterprises, threatened by cheap imports in their fight against trade
Dhanbad Police Put Sedition in its Place–Economic Times
The move by the Dhanbad police to formally seek an explanation from the sub-inspector who filed a sedition case against 3,000 unnamed persons for participating
Bad news for Amazon, Walmart’s Flipkart! CCI orders investigation into alleged competition law violations – The Financial Express
The investigation is the latest setback for Amazon and Walmart’s Flipkart, which Indian brick-and-mortar traders allege violate the country’s foreign investment rules. India’s antitrust body
RERA Should Be The First Port Of Call For Aggrieved Homebuyers-Munish Sharma – BW Businessworld
It’s now commonly acknowledged that India is firmly in the throes of a slowdown with many distinguished economists such as the former Governor of the
Man sues mother for Rs 1.5 crore for abandoning him 38 years ago–Deccan Chronicle
Mumbai: A 40-year-old man has moved the Bombay High Court against his biological mother and sought a compensation of Rs 1.5 crore from her for
Citizenship quagmire: SC can cut legislative Gordian knot in a way that’s elegant, pragmatic and constitutional–Times of India
Following the Centre’s notification of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) last Friday, already intense protests against it have stepped up further in Assam. Meanwhile, as
सर्वोच्च; पण संदिग्ध! |लोकसत्ता
इंटरनेट सेवांवर सरसकट बंदी घालण्याआधी मर्यादित नियंत्रणाचा मार्ग चोखाळणे शक्य का नाही, हे आधी सरकारला दाखवून द्यावे लागणार आहे. जमाव बंदीबाबतही, ‘कायदा व सुव्यवस्था’ हे
Net freedom | Business Standard Editorials
In a major pronouncement, the Supreme Court has declared that any action by an official of the state that shuts down the internet in any
Pre-deposit in cheque to bank guarantee, key court orders of last week | Business Standard News
The Supreme Court ruled last week that an arbitration tribunal can allow an employer to withhold the security deposit of a contractor in one project
SC opens the door in Kashmir – editorials – Hindustan Times
In a much-awaited judgment, the Supreme Court (SC) has finally ruled on the constitutionality of the restrictions in place in Jammu and Kashmir since August.
Internet shutdown, Section 144 in Kashmir: How to read the SC’s order
The Supreme Court court did not determine whether the Internet shutdown in Kashmir was justified, but only called for a review of the decision. On
Rights: Apex court’s welcome clarity–Economic Times
For a liberal democracy in 2019-20, indefinitely suspending internet access in a region it considers to be an integral part of its own sovereign territory
NCLAT reserves order over NCLT’s jurisdiction to implead auditors in IFIN case – The Economic Times
NEW DELHI: Hearing a plea by Deloitte Haskins and Sells and KPMG arm BSR & Associates, the NCLAT on Friday reserved its order on the
You will have to deposit 20 percent amount in Cheque Bounce case – SC – The Financial Express
Cheque Bounce Case: The Supreme Court has held that the accused shall deposit 20 per cent of the amount in question to appeal against order
Supreme Court Judge–Mr. D Y Chandrachud reveals one of the great torments of being a judge – The Economic Times
Justice D Y Chandrachud said that while it is legally tenable for the court to take a more active role in investigations, it does not
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