Judgments

For the establishment of a Suit in a Civil or Commercial Court, a plant is filed. The article shall deal with the observation of the Supreme Court in the case of Srihari Hanumandas Totala v. Dr Hemant Vithal Kamat[1]  constituting a Division bench of Justice Dr D.Y. Chandrachud and Justice M.R. Shah on the principle […]

Introduction- Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 is one of the biggest economic reforms made by legislative assembly after GST. Several overlapping laws were there before the introduction of IBC 2016, which led to ambiguity. The Code is a noble concept, which acts an umbrella of solutions of all varieties of insolvency & bankruptcy cases. However,

Case Law: Parubai v State of Maharashtra[1] , Criminal Appeal No. 1154 of 2018, decided on 10-8-2021. Background: The conviction of the accused appellant, who was convicted for the murder of her husband’s first wife and their children, was overturned by a Division Bench consisting of Hemant Gupta and A.S. Bopanna, JJ. The Supreme Court

Judgment name-M.M. Aqua technologies limited versus commissioner of income tax, Delhi-3 Judgement date- August 11,2021 Citation– civil appeal no. – 4742-4743 of 2021 Facts– 1.Aqua Technologies limited (appellant) find a return of income tax declaring a loss and claimed a deduction on the issue of debentures to financial institutions. The assessing officer rejected the contention

Citation – CIVIL APPEAL NO.4821 OF 2012 Facts: – The respondent visits the appellant at 2pm and certain corrections were required and then respondent took 45mins to correct but appellant did not accept as it was the last day till 3pm. Then respondent went to High Court and High Court passed order in favour of

Facts The facts in the petition have been decided by this common judgment. The petitioners are not granted recognition for Academic Year 2021-22 but instead granted recognition for 2022­-2023. Observations It could thus be seen that recognition has been granted by NCTE or its Regional Committees on scrutiny of the applications submitted by the institutions,

Judgment name – Banka Sneha Sheela Vs. The State of Telangana & Ors. Judgment date – 2nd August, 2021 Citation – CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.  733   OF 2021 [ARISING OUT OF SLP (CRIMINAL) NO.4729 OF 2021] This judgment speak about detaining person who are convicted under Indian Penal Code. It is no more res integra that