SECRETLY RECORDED TELEPHONIC CONVERSATION OF SPOUSE ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE IN MATRIMONIAL CASES: SUPREME COURT
The Supreme Court on Monday (July 14) set aside the Punjab & Haryana High Court’s judgment that held that recording a wife’s telephonic conversation without her knowledge amounts to a
BREAKING| Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave Decides To Quit Legal Profession; Says “Leaving With Sense Of Pride”
Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave decided to quit legal profession. He announced this decision on turning the age of 70 years. He said that he will use his time to help
When the Law Speaks in War: Legal Reflections on India’s Global Position
The much awaited Podcast
‘Right to Privacy Arguing for the People’ – Vivek Sood
Senior Counsel Vivek Sood’s ‘Right to Privacy Arguing for the People’ — Released by Supreme Court Judge • Authored by Senior Advocate Vivek Sood, the book was unveiled by
Requisite Qualification at time of notification of job vacancy not neccessary, can do with ‘equivalent’: Supreme Court
Veering away from the norm that an aspirant should have the “requisite qualification” at the time of notification of job vacancy, the Supreme Court said an “equivalent qualification” at the
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New Conditions in clarificatory nature to existing Tax Law can’t be presumed to Be Retrospective: Supreme Court [Read Judgment] Read More
The Apex Court held that the new conditions in clarificatory nature to existing Tax Law can not be presumed to be retrospective in nature. The assessee, M.M. Aqua Technologies Ltd.
Decriminalization of Politics: ‘Criminal cases against MPs and MLAs can’t be withdrawn without HC approval’, rules Supreme Court
Political Parties must make criminal records of their poll candidates public within 48 hours of their selection, the Supreme Court said today, in a big step towards decriminalising politics. In
Previous 100 picks ‘ignored’, SC judge-led panels stop interviews for tribunal posts
NEW DELHI: The statutory selection committees led by Supreme Court judges have collectively decided to stop conducting interviews to recommend names for appointment of members to important tribunals till the