Enemy Property in India: An Overview
The declaration of the Indo–Pakistan War in the year 1965 meant that Indian Goans living in Pakistan were now enemies of India and in this war lies the birth of the Enemy Property Act, 1968.
The declaration of the Indo–Pakistan War in the year 1965 meant that Indian Goans living in Pakistan were now enemies of India and in this war lies the birth of the Enemy Property Act, 1968.
We analyse the recent decision of the Supreme Court on the enforceability of unstamped arbitration agreements and draw attention to how the majority view does not consider the principle of separability.
This article elaborates on the existing framework for green deposits and also explores ways in which such investments can be encouraged to fund sustainable infrastructure projects.
The Indian Space Policy, 2023 has taken an important step to create and nurture a robust enabling ecosystem, and the countdown has begun for India as a space power to move to a higher orbit.
A critic of the Delhi High Court Order in Samridhi enterprises vs Flipkart Internet Private Ltd. – Obligation of Intermediaries to Pursue Complaints Against Infringers.
The recently notified Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Amendment Rules, 2023 introduces new due-diligence requirements for intermediaries.
In this article, we aim to anatomize the facets of conceptual similarity and semantic similarity vide the many judgments that have envisaged their principles.
This article delves into the recent developments having an impact on the country’s legal services sector, such as the Bar Council’s decision to allow foreign law firms/lawyers to practice in India, etc.
While cheques are preferred for their versatility of use, they often lead to defaults in payment or dishonour of cheques which is dealt with under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.
With AI already permeating much of human society, it was only a matter of time before the judiciary also adopted it in the sphere of litigation.
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