Front-of-Pack Nutrition Labelling (“FOPNL”) is at the centre of the proceedings in 3S and Our Health Society v. Union of ...
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has upheld a Single Judge's order directing a father and his family to hand over custody of ...
The High Court of Sikkim has condoned the delay in filing a civil revision petition, observing that acts of counsel which ...
The place where a minor actually and ordinarily resides, rather than where a parent believes the child ought to reside, ...
The Supreme Court has declined to interfere with the Madhya Pradesh High Court's direction to the Railway authorities to ...
India's largest student-run Access to Justice campaign organised by Sama, is calling for Student Ambassadors for its 10th edition. The movement began in 2017 when ...
The Supreme Court has held that an entity which did not exist when bids were invited and received in a SARFAESI auction could ...
Imagine handing over the lifeblood of your startup, your confidential customer databases, your proprietary software ...
The Delhi High Court has observed that bank transactions cannot automatically be treated as equivalent to monthly disposable ...
The Tripura High Court has modified the sentence of a Bangladeshi woman convicted for illegally entering India, restricting her imprisonment to the period already undergone and directing the ...
The Rajasthan High Court has held that there is no legally sustainable difference between 'honourable acquittal' and 'acquittal' for the purpose of granting service benefits to a suspended employee.
The Supreme Court has observed that a mere absence of transport documents cannot give rise to a presumption that the cattle were being transported for slaughter. A bench of Justice J.B.
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