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Welcome to our blog section, where we provide insights to keep you informed about the latest developments in the legal world. Our expert team shares valuable advice, case studies, and updates to help you navigate your legal challenges with confidence. Stay tuned for regular posts that ensure you are always up-to-date with the best practices and legal trends.
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Supreme Court overturns murder conviction of Sahab Singh, citing unreliable extra-judicial confession, broken “last seen” theory, and unmatched forensic evidence after 16+ years in jail.
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Supreme Court grants divorce on desertion grounds under Section 13(1)(ib) HMA, overturning High Court, and orders Rs 7 lakh permanent alimony.
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Supreme Court resolves the purse seine net fishing dispute, directing Tamil Nadu to allow transit through territorial waters and clear pending EEZ Access Pass applications.
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Supreme Court explains when certiorari jurisdiction under Articles 226/227 can overturn arbitral findings, upholding denial of plot allotment in a Delhi cooperative housing dispute.
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A customs officer’s penalty order just became a cautionary tale for anyone tempted to let AI do their legal research unsupervised — and it cost a taxpayer ₹425 crore in the process. The Case On September 2, 2026, the Supreme Court set aside a penalty of ₹425.28 crore imposed on diamond trader Vijay Ghanshyam Gadiya,…
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The case between Keller Williams Realty Inc and Dingle Buildcons came before the Delhi High Court, where the primary issue revolved around the unauthorized use of a well-established trademark and the consequences arising from such use. Keller Williams, a leading real estate brokerage firm headquartered in the United States, alleged that Dingle Buildcons, an Indian…