Party not in possession of device which produced the Electronic Document need Not Produce 65B Certificate, says the SC.
What somewhat muddies the already murky legal waters of electronic evidence is the latest decision of the Supreme Court. The
The story of Daiichi – Ranbaxy 3500 crore arbitration award….
In a major setback to the Ranbaxy group, the Delhi High Court, in a recent decision, has upheld the validity
Such a long journey: Judicial journey of LGBTs in India – a short note!
Rohinton Mistrys’ Classic’s title feels appropriate to describe the judicial journey of Gay rights in India. The LGBT community in
An ‘A to Z’ guide to the new, time-less and important in law (New Year Special!)
Why an A to Z list of law/legal concepts/judgments etc? And why now? As somebody wise said: A rear-view mirror
Can a Company sue as an indigent person under Order XXXIII of the CPC?
This is the short question that this post seeks to address. Fortunately, this question has already been addressed by a
From “judging to justicing” : A letter to young judges of the future….
You are studying hard for the exam. This is a formative phase. You are trying not to get tempted and
A few words on the rule of ‘Contra Proferentem’ (Contract Law demystified)
The concept can be best explained through the facts of a recent case (which are fairly straightforward). Picture this: A
To sever or not to sever! Understanding the ‘Blue-Pencil Rule’ of Severability under Contract Law.
Many a times, parties to a contract find, much to their dismay, that some parts of their contracts are not
Can a co-defendant oppose an application for amendment filed by another defendant? read on…
This interesting question arose in a case before the High Court of Bombay in the case of Armando Pereira & Anr.
Whether the accused can rely on material beyond the chargesheet to seek a discharge?
The answer to the above question has always been ‘No’. The settled law in this regard is that the court
