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From now, tax defaulters can’t get away by just paying fine – The Economic Times
The government is tightening the prosecution noose around several categories of tax defaulters, such as those who stash black money offshore. These categories of taxpayers will not be
From minimum wage order to whisky brand row, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Minimum wage order can’t change job terms While implementing the Minimum Wages Act, a government cannot alter the terms of employment. It can only fix the
From coal price escalation to special leave, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Pre-deposit must in all cheque cases The Supreme Court ruled last week that the amended provision in the Negotiable Instruments Act tightening curbs on those accused of
A change in law means MSMEs have greater power in cheque bounce cases – The Economic Times
MSMEs who are generally cash starved and their hands stretched because of irregular cash flow would welcome this long-awaited change from the law makers. By
From flat sale contract to ruling on cheque, here are the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Stay on arbitration centre vacated The proposed New Delhi International Arbitration Centre has been caught in litigation for some months and the Delhi High Court last week vacated a
Consider allowing FIRs via SMS, email, WhatsApp in cases of missing people: HC to police – The Economic Times
HC has directed the police to consider allowing lodging of FIRs through SMS, email and WhatsApp in case of missing persons to prevent loss of
black money: SC stays Delhi HC order disallowing black money law to operate retrospectively – The Economic Times
The bench issued notice to Khaitan and asked him to file his response to the government’s petition within six weeks. The Supreme Court Tuesday stayed
RERA progress calls for applause, but there are areas that need to be fixed – The Financial Express
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), 2016, came into force in its entirety on May 1, 2017. Kapil Kumar Sharma The Real Estate
A one-sided justice | The Indian Express
Though the sitting was unprecedented and extraordinary, what is even more unprecedented and extraordinary is that the record of proceedings did not indicate the presence
Handing over stuck realty projects to someone else is not a solution: SC | Business Standard Column
If the Supreme Court ordered the government to take over delayed real estate projects or handed them over to a reputed builder, it might sound
From arbitration law to labour cases, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Builders to face more heat in class action The Supreme Court has widened the scope for class action in the real estate business in the context of
More support for I-regret-collegium – The Financial Express
Not surprisingly, given how the sexual harassment charges against CJI Ranjan Gogoi were handled, to the allegations of intimidation of the complainant, the pendulum seems
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Need the Right to Ridicule, Your Honour–Economic Times
It is a matter of regret that the Supreme Court merely granted bail to, and did not strike down the arrest of, the woman held
From defamation to cheque bounce case, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
SC orders execution of minority award The Supreme Court last week exercised its extraordinary constitutional power under Article 142 of the Constitution to uphold the order of
SC shocked over “manipulation” of court’s order in Amrapali case, says more heads will roll – The Economic Times
Shocked by “unfortunate” manipulation of its order in the high profile Amrapali case, the Supreme Court Wednesday issued a stern warning to errant Registry staffers and said some more
Supreme Court says unilateral alteration of contract by govt can’t be foisted upon unwilling party – The Financial Express
The Supreme Court on Wednesday held that any unilateral addition or alteration of a contract by the government can never be foisted upon an unwilling
Judges must be independent, but must also be accountable – The Financial Express
It is almost an article of faith in India that, to preserve judicial independence, the judiciary mustn’t be made to submit to any kind of
Justice denied | Business Standard Editorials
The procedure through which the three-judge committee’s findings exonerated Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi raises more questions than answers. One of the anomalies in the apex court is
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