Despite a severe slump in auto sales, higher penalties under the new vehicles Act led to a surge in third-party motor insurance purchases in September.
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From land acquisition to canal project case, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Builders in the dock over land acquisition The Supreme Court last week prevented the attempt of builders who buy land cheap from farmers after the
All you wanted to know about the new Motor Vehicles Act – The Hindu BusinessLine
In the last one week, a lot of things have changed for motorists plying on Indian roads. With the Motor Vehicles Act 2019 coming into
The coming disruption in India’s job market – The Hindu BusinessLine
The new Labour and Social Security codes will fundamentally alter the nature of employment There is a difference between growth and size. India continues to
From criminal cases to commercial suits, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Commercial court isn’t for every dispute Disputes involving high-value transactions cannot be dressed up as commercial suits and taken to commercial courts for speedy disposal.
Narendra Modi-led government wants quick disposal of cases; to initiate structural changes – The Economic Times
Gujarat and Maharashtra also have the highest number of civil cases pending in the subordinate courts. With over 3.30 crore cases piled up in the Indian courts for disposal,
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माणसांच्या सुदैवाने झाडांना मताधिकार नसतो. त्यामुळे त्यांना तेवढीही किंमत देण्याची आवश्यकता नसते. लोकसत्ता टीम | October 8, 2019 01:59 am प्रश्न झाडांना वाचवता आले नाही, हा नाही.
संघर्ष नव्या वळणावर – महाराष्ट्र टाइम्स
संघर्ष नव्या वळणावर एका कायद्याच्या विद्यार्थ्याचे पत्रच याचिका म्हणून दाखल करून आणि सुटी असतानाही विशेष खंडपीठाची नेमणूक करून सर्वोच्च न्यायालयाने मुंबईतील ‘आरे’मधील वृक्षतोडीची खास दखल
Judicial recusal, omission and commission of injustice–Economic Times
Having gambled and lost his kingdom, his brothers, himself and his wife, Yudhishthira has become a slave of his cousins, the Kauravas. Dusshasan holds Draupadi
Birth certificate from school will have priority: Delhi HC – The Economic Times
The Delhi High Court has held that the birth certificate issued by the school has to be given priority while determining the age of a person. “…this Court is
Land compensation rule to pharma trademark case, here’re key court orders | Business Standard Column
Land compensation rule unconstitutional The Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional a provision in the National Highways Act (NHA), which discriminated between those whose land was
Remove doubts: Judges must give reasons for recusal–Times of India
Before the Supreme Court gave social activist Gautam Navlakha interim protection from arrest till October 15 in the Bhima-Koregaon case, five judges of the apex
PMC crisis: Ex-MD reveals how six officials pulled off Rs 6,500 crore fraud at PMC Bank – The Economic Times
Thomas’ confession letter to RBI revealed that the bank’s exposure to bankrupt HDIL was pegged at Rs 6,500 crore, which is over 70% of the
One-third of Indian businesses hit hard by internal, external fraud: Report – The Economic Times
Nearly a third of Indian businesses experienced frauds by internal as well as external parties in the last 12 months, with data theft being the top most
When the Law Itself Hinders Business–Economic Times
One of the remaining obstacles to doing business in India is the tendency for legal delays — there was consensus on the subject at the
From loan recovery to income tax claim, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
The Supreme Court has settled differences among various high courts and declared that the chief judicial magistrate (CJM) is competent to assist the secured creditor
SC blamed for economic slowdown, but it was just upholding the law | Business Standard Column
Senior Advocate Harish Salve’s remarks on economic slowdown due to the Supreme Court seemed puzzling at the outset. Isn’t the highest judiciary of the land a beacon
When the regulator is the violator | Business Standard Column–
The Securities Appellate Tribunal has ruled that a minor cannot be held liable for not making an open offer under the takeover regulations. This is not a
Supreme Court judgments led to around 23,00,000 job losses: FIMI – The Financial Express
Taking cognisance of illegal mining, the Supreme Court had in 2011 stopped mining in 188 leases in Karnataka. Echoing eminent lawyer Harish Salve’s reported view
From consumer law to pre-deposit rule, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Tenant cannot squat on secured asset The right of a tenant in a flat, which was mortgaged by a defaulting landlord-borrower, came up in the
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