–Report by Rhea Mistry In the case of Monika Sharma v. Mukesh Bhagal, the court disposed of the appeal for annulment of the marriage of Monika Sharma due to the bar of limitation. The appellant is a graduate of Master of Science from Singhania University in Rajasthan and is not known the age, education, andRead More
–Report by Monishka Allahbadi The Kerala High Court recently ruled that a Magistrate/Court must use its discretion when exercising the powers granted to it by Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.PC). According to Justice Kauser Edappagath, courts should not simply forward all complaints they receive like a post office when taking cognizanceRead More
–Report by Avinash Pandey Impersonation refers to a state in which a person or a company is trying to pretend to be someone else to either take advantage of their goodwill to gain unnecessary profit or to conduct such acts which might harm the company’s acknowledgment in the market. Infringement of intellectual property refers toRead More
–Report by Rhea Mistry In Ircon International Ltd. v. Reacon Engineers (India) Ltd., on 10th June 2019, the petitioner filed the petition under section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, contesting an arbitral award given by a Single Arbitrator-Led Arbitral Tribunal. Concerning the agreement made on 16.06.2010, there was a disagreement between the partiesRead More
–Report by Ishika Sehgal The Kerala High Court stated on Tuesday that based on Supreme Court precedents, a partition deed signed by a Muslim mother acting as the guardian of her minor children is invalid. According to the Division Bench of Justices P. B. Suresh Kumar and C. S. Sudha, even though there is nothingRead More
-Report by Avinash Pandey The Mitakshara philosophy, which is prevalent in most regions of India, believes that a male’s ability to be a coparcener is innate. However, if a baby boy is the fourth longitudinal descendant, i.e., a great-great-grandson, and his human ancestors are still living, the privilege to be included in the coparcenary willRead More
-Report by Ishika Sehgal The Union government’s “Agnipath” scheme is being contested, and the Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would hear arguments next week. According to the news agency PTI, a statement has been made by a bench comprising Justices Indira Banerjee and JK Maheshwari that, When the Supreme Court reopens after itsRead More
-Report by Rhea Mistry On 27th January 2021, a judgment was passed in a writ petition case Mohammad Latief Magrey v. Union of India and others. In that case, Mr. Mohammad Latief Magrey’s son was encountered in the Hyderpora Encounter. An appeal was filed by the Union of India and others against the judgment. TheRead More
-Report by Ishika Sehgal A trial court found Kiran Kumar guilty in May 2022 after finding that he had subjected Vismaya to harassment and abuse connected to the dowry during the duration of their marriage. On Wednesday, the Kerala High Court issued a notice to the State government, the respondents in the appeal filed byRead More
-Report by Rhea Mistry In a landmark case in the USA, Roe v. Wade, in 1969 Roe was an unmarried pregnant woman who wished to have an abortion that would be performed by a licensed physician with due diligence in Texas. But, as per the Texas statutes, it was not permitted for a woman toRead More
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