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The International Conference on “Seventy-Five Years of the Constitution of India: A Comparison with Major Constitutions of the World” shall be held on 30th-31st August 2025, at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, Punjab. The Conference will follow a hybrid format.
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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas acted as legal counsel to JSW Energy Limited (as successful bidder) for availing credit facility of INR 12,475 Crore from State Bank of India for implementation of resolution plan.
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“It is to be noted that even though Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 came to force from 1-7-2024, till today no rules are framed by the State. It is expected that State would take necessary steps in this regard at the earliest.”
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ABOUT THE CONFERENCE “Code is Law”- Lawerence Lessig The perspective of Lessig highlights the profound influence that programmers and developers wield in
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“The wife was not seriously interested in reconciliation and there was no evidence indicating withdrawal of the husband from her society without reasonable cause and her claims of the husband demanding divorce during their cohabitation were not substantiated by cogent evidence.”
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This blog series endeavours to initiate a conversation around the dynamic evolution of Intellectual Property law in India and globally centred around the theme Ideas in Motion: Contemporary Frontiers in Intellectual Property Law.
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The complainant, being a well-educated woman, preparing for Ph.D. entrance, cannot be considered a gullible or uninformed individual, and her conscious refusal to undergo medical examination despite the nature of allegations, is a relevant factor in the investigation.
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“Right to contest the elections is a statutorily guaranteed right, and the same cannot be denied in a completely arbitrary manner and which prima facie appears to be illegal.”
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by C. George Thomas* and Ansh Mittal**
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Interviewee: Sr. Adv. Manish Kumar Jha1
Interviewed by Riya Garg2
by Divyangna Malik*, Rahul Suresh** and Sankalp Tewari***
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Where the defamatory statement is repeated by the plaintiff while responding to employment inquiries or during job interviews, the defendant’s liability does not stand extinguished. Where the plaintiff has no meaningful choice but to disclose the defamatory rationale to prospective employers, such compelled republication imposes continuing responsibility upon the defendant.
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The Court stated that the petitioner fails to clarify how Mahadevi elephant was injured, but the likely cause is the placement of a heavy howdrah, which is used to carry people and loudspeakers during processions. This continued treatment is callous and brutal, and elephants do not deserve to be used to ferry weight humans and equipment.
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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised Transvolt Mobility Private Limited.
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“Both the registered proprietors are well equipped to protect their rights flowing from registered GI in Kolhapuri Chappals by bringing action against PRADA, if they believe that PRADA is unauthorisedly using the registered GI.”
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“Adjudicating authority has travelled beyond the classification proposed in the show-cause notice by classifying the product under a classification which was neither claimed by the appellant nor was proposed in the said notice.”
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“Even in a case where there is an express bar for exercising jurisdiction by the civil courts, the consideration as to the scheme of the statute in question and the adequacy or sufficiency of the remedy provided, is permissible in law.”
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Once the husband had voluntarily accepted the wife and her kids from her previous marriage, he could not subsequently use that as a defence to resist his statutory obligation of paying maintenance.
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by Sumit Gehlot* and Vaishnavi Agrawal**
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