The Madras High Court holds restrictive covenants on medical professionals violate public policy and their right to practise, dismisses MIOT Hospital’s arbitration plea and imposes ₹1 lakh costs.
The Family Court ruled the financial settlement documents signed by Dhawan as null and void for being executed under coercion ...
The Supreme Court rejected the constitutional challenge to Section 20 of the BNSS, holding that eligibility of former ...
A shocking police probe in Bhopal has exposed an alleged sex trafficking and conversion racket where two sisters, under the ...
The Supreme Court stayed criminal proceedings against Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren in the ED’s complaint alleging ...
The Supreme Court clarified its February 24 order in the West Bengal SIR case, directing electoral authorities to hand over ...
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ruled that a borrower driving the insured vehicle steps into the owner’s shoes and cannot ...
Delhi High Court refused a blanket gag on media coverage of the Dwarka SUV crash case, but directed that the identity of the ...
Court noted that mere reference to a community name, without any derogatory qualifier, could not be considered defamatory or offensive.
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan has made this observation in his judgment on a plea pertaining to the recent controversy around the Netflix film “Ghooskhor Pandat”.
The Indian legal community has moved past the first, shallow question about artificial intelligence, will it replace lawyers?
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has acquitted a man convicted under IPC Section 376(3) and the POCSO Act, holding that the prosecution failed to conclusively establish the victim’s minority or ...
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