Two bills moved through the Lok Sabha this week. One increases the number of judges on the Supreme Court known as the Supreme Court Judges Bill. The other amends how births and deaths are registered. Both
Read MoreEvery week, Indian courts hand down dozens of rulings, and most of them never make it past the legal news cycle. But a handful usually stand out, not because they’re the most dramatic, but because they
Read MoreIntroduction Imagine you’ve spent months writing a novel, designing a unique logo for your startup, and creating a catchy slogan for your products. One day, you discover that someone has copied all three. Can you rely
Read MoreIntroduction Imagine a couple deciding to separate after years of marriage. While they may move on with their lives, one difficult question remains: Who will take care of their child? Does Indian law automatically favour the
Read MoreMost tenants don’t really know what they’re entitled to until something goes wrong. The landlord shows up without warning, cuts the water because rent’s a week late, or tells you to vacate with barely any notice.
Read MoreIndian legal research remains highly challenging for citizens, students, and professionals alike. Despite rapid digital advancements, finding a clear, updated statute requires navigating multiple government portals, downloading extensive PDFs, and manually tracking amendments. This framework continues
Read MoreIntroduction Imagine you have defaulted on a bank loan and your mortgaged property is put up for auction under the SARFAESI Act. Before the sale is completed, you arrange the entire outstanding amount and wish to
Read MoreIntroduction Imagine winning money through an online fantasy sports app or a gaming platform. Is it a legitimate activity based on skill, or does it become gambling under Indian law? With the rapid growth of online
Read MoreA Section 498A case out of the Karnataka High Court has been getting attention this week, not for the seriousness of the allegations, but for how ordinary some of them turned out to be. On Tuesday,
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