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Topic: What is Evidence? Primary and Secondary Evidence Time: Jul 24, 2021 10:00 AM India Meeting ID: 878 4310 4296 Passcode: 228698 The participants are – Justice Mr B Shiva
Central govt approves continuation of scheme for development of judicial infrastructure at cost of Rs 9,000 cr; central share to be Rs. 5,357 cr
The Central government has approved continuation of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) for Development of Infrastructure Facilities for Judiciary for further five years from April 1, 2021 to March 31, 2026 at
WhatsApp messages have no evidential value: Supreme Court
NEW DELHI: ‘Popularity is not a measure of reliability’ appears to have played on the minds of the Supreme Court, which on Wednesday said messages exchanged on social media platform WhatsApp have no
NEWS UPDATES Delhi High Court Adjourns Mehbooba Mufti’s Plea Challenging Vires Of PMLA To August 13
The Delhi High Court has adjourned to August 13 hearing in the plea filed by Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Mehbooba Mufti challenging vires of the Prevention of
GST to be paid only on difference between Selling Price and Purchase Price of Second Hand Gold Jewellery purchased from individual: AAR [Read Order] Read More:
The Karnataka Authority of Advance Ruling (AAR) ruled that GST to be paid only on difference between selling price and purchase price of Second Hand gold jewellery purchased from individuals
Dominica High Court grants bail to Mehul Choksi on Medical Ground
On Monday, Fugitive diamond businessman Mehul Choksi was granted bail by Dominica High Court on medical grounds. The court was set to hear Choksi’s bail plea on July 23, however, it
India’s ‘Panama Papers’ on shell firms, tax loopholes gather dust
India’s own ‘Panama papers’ are gathering dust with law enforcement agencies and the Delhi High Court (HC). The 1.5 GB leaked data belongs to the tax consulting firm Nishith Desai
Loan Moratorium : Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain Plea Seeking Counting Of 90 Days For NPA Declaration From March 23 Judgment
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a plea seeking clarification and modification of its 23rd March 2021 judgement whereby it vacated the stay on declaration of loan accounts
“RTI replies not very reliable, do not cite RTI documents:” Supreme Court observes
Information obtained through Right to Information Act (RTI Act) need not necessarily be reliable and lawyers should refrain from citing the same as authorities while arguing cases, the Supreme Court
Delhi Bar Council Temporarily Suspends Lawyer’s License For Allegedly Submitting Fake Covid-19 Report For Seeking Financial Help
The Bar Council of Delhi has temporarily suspended an Advocate’s license who had allegedly submitted a fake Covid-19 report for seeking financial help. The Council observed that it amounts to
