The Supreme Court has struck a blow for freedom and equality by getting rid of 377 which was a peculiarly horrid Victorian law making people
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From loan default to entertainment tax, here are the key court orders | Business Standard News
SC cautions on interim orders An interim relief which would amount to a final order snuffing out the dispute should not be passed by any
British Airways cyber attack: 380,000 customers hit, carrier ‘deeply sorry’ | Business Standard News
British Airways was forced to apologise on Friday after the credit card details of hundreds of thousands of its customers were stolen over a two-week period
Monetary limit for filing cases in DRT doubled to Rs 20 lakh – The Hindu BusinessLine
The government Thursday doubled the pecuniary limit to Rs 20 lakh for filing loan recovery application in the Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRT) by banks and
British Airways cyber attack: 380,000 customers hit, carrier ‘deeply sorry’ | Business Standard News
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A Ban Too Far by the Supreme Court–Economic Times– [ Supreme Court Ban on Construction Activity in States that do not have Solid Waste Management Policy ]
Suppose an irate headmaster punishes two students for failing to do their homework by barring their neighbours from going to work, and, further, is in
Supreme court admits BEL plea seeking setting aside of part of Tata Steel resolution plan – The Financial Express
Supreme court admits BEL plea seeking setting aside of part of Tata Steel resolution plan The Supreme Court on Tuesday admitted an appeal by Bhushan
Building from waste – The Hindu BusinessLine [ Ban by Supreme Court on construction activity in States that do not have a Solid Waste Management Poliy ]
The construction industry’s gripe against the Supreme Court ban lacks conviction The Supreme Court has created a flutter by staying construction activity in States that
Commercial banks with over 10 branches to have internal ombudsman: RBI | Business Standard News
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Monday asked all scheduled commercial banks with more than 10 branches to appoint an internal ombudsman (IO). The apex bank has, however, excluded regional rural banks (RRBs) from
Latest Supreme Court Decisions–From insurance claim to arbitration appeal, here are the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Delay defeats insurance claim If the insurance claim is made late, it can be rejected even if the insurance company had appointed a surveyor to
Banks serving summons to defaulters through WhatsApp, emails – The Economic Times
HDFC BankNSE -0.24 % and other lenders are using WhatsApp and email to pin down defaulters of various kinds, especially those who could slip through the cracks when more traditional
Scrap sedition: Law Commission rightly questions draconian law
Given habitual and wanton misuse of sedition laws by governments, the outgoing Law Commission’s questioning of the law criminalising sedition in the Indian Penal Code
RBI Annual Report: How much is the bank liable if your account gets hacked? Here’s what RBI says–Economic Times
Your bank account hacked? Check where the liability lies Who is liable if you lose money through an unauthorised electronic banking transaction such as a
Supreme defence of democracy, dissent–Economic Times
The Supreme Court, by restraining the Pune police from taking into remand the five rights activists arrested on Tuesday, has played the wholesome role envisaged
Now, back arrests up with evidence–Economic Times
Going on an arresting spree can be a reassuring display of the efficacy of law and order — only when the arrests are buttressed by
Inconsistency between IBC and regulations – The Financial Express
The IBC has almost completed two years of enactment, and has seen multiple amendments through ordinances. The enactment of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC)
Need for introspection | Business Standard Editorials
It took the Supreme Court’s intervention on Wednesday to finally bring some semblance of order after the surprise arrests of five well-known civil rights activists under the
From penalty for builder to award dispute, here are the key court orders | Business Standard News
Penalty for builder but no demolition Demolition of a high-rise apartment building, illegally raised in a city, is not the only answer to the problem as it would
New vehicles to get long-term third party motor insurance from Sept 1 – The Hindu BusinessLine
General insurers will provide long-term third-party motor insurance covers for new cars and two-wheelers from September 1. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
Missing facts in conspiracy theories – The Hindu BusinessLine
In countrywide arrests and raids on activists, the Pune police’s claims will have to be backed by impeccable evidence On Tuesday, the Pune police conducted
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