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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in your practice area of law. Constitutional Law Delhi Assembly Approves 100% Court Fee Refund for Out-of-Court Settlements The Delhi Assembly amended the Court Fees Act, 1870, to enable a 100% refund of court fees for out-of-court settlements. Read more. Supreme
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Key Supreme Court and High Court Rulings in Women Rights In December 2025, the Supreme Court and various High Courts across India delivered important judgments shaping the landscape of Women Rights. Supreme Court Extends 30% Women Reservation to Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Bar Councils The Supreme Court extended its earlier
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Key Supreme Court and High Court Rulings in Consumer Rights In December 2025, the Supreme Court and various High Courts across India delivered important judgments shaping the landscape of Consumer Rights. CCPA Fines Vision IAS ₹11 Lakh for Misleading UPSC Result Ads Treating It as Repeat Offence The Central Consumer
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Bail is often called the “rule” and jail the “exception,” but in India, the reality is more nuanced. While our Constitution under Article 21 guarantees personal liberty, the actual practice of bail depends on the offence, the accused’s role, and judicial discretion. Recent cases highlight the careful balancing act
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What is Insider Trading? Insider trading is the buying or selling of a company's securities by individuals who possess material, nonpublic information about that company. Insider trading—the practice of buying or selling a company's securities based on material, nonpublic information—has long been a contentious
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Key Supreme Court and High Court Rulings in International Law In December 2025, the Supreme Court and various High Courts across India delivered important judgments shaping the landscape of International Law. Bangladesh ICT Sentences Sheikh Hasina to Death Over 2024 Protest Killings Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal sentenced former Prime
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In the modern digital workplace, employees often feel expected to be “always on”, responding to emails, calls or messages well beyond official hours. The “right to disconnect” is the idea that workers should be free to ignore work-related communications outside their scheduled work time. In practical terms, it gives employees
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Maintenance is often misunderstood. In everyday conversations, it is spoken about as if it is a favour or something one person gives and the other should quietly accept with gratitude. This way of thinking reduces maintenance to sympathy. In reality, maintenance exists because family relationships often create financial imbalance, and
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Executive summary Public authorities in the United Kingdom exercise powers capable of destroying reputations, closing businesses and depriving individuals of liberty. Where those powers are exercised lawfully but harshly, the courts provide limited remedies. Where, however, they are exercised dishonestly, for improper purposes, or in knowing or reckless breach of
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Introduction India being a democratic country, has the welfare of people of its country as a primary goal. The government, so have a duty to provide its citizen a quality of life that aligns with the contemporary issues by emphasizing the country’s responsibility towards its citizens. This involves ensuring
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Victim-centric reforms in the Indian criminal justice system have generally been in the form of three rights, participatory rights, right to information, and right to compensation for the harm suffered. The 154th Law Commission Report (1996) and the Justice Malimath Committee Report (2003) identified ‘justice to victims’ and victimology as
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Key Madras High Court Rulings In December 2025, the Madras High Court delivered several important judgments that clarified key aspects of law and impacted everyday legal practice. This article brings together the top 10 Madras High Court judgments of the month, offering a concise overview of decisions that are relevant