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“The power of rectification is exercisable only by the High Court exercising appellate jurisdiction over the appropriate office of the Trade Marks Registry, wherein the entry relating to the impugned mark is made.”
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“Several laws have been enacted, and several steps have been taken by the judiciary as well as the administrative machineries to prevent such kind of occurrences. However, all such steps have gone in vain, and the society has collectively failed to save the life of a young girl.”
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The RGNUL Institute of Competitive Examinations (RICE), Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab, announces the National Judgement Writing Competition 2025, designed to enhance judicial reasoning and analytical skills among law students. The competition challenges participants to draft reasoned judgements on a contemporary legal issue involving adolescent consent and criminalisation, reflecting fairness, empathy, and constitutional balance.
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“The unilateral formulation and approval of a revised Constitution for Jamia Teachers Association, without consultation or consent of its members, undermines the autonomy of the Association and violates the right to self-governance inherent in Article 19(1)(c) of the Constitution.”
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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas acted as legal counsel for ReNew Private Limited on the sale of 100% of its wholly owned subsidiary, ReNew Sun Bright Private Limited
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“Any service especially Defense and Security Services, require a kind of trust between the employer and employee and it is all the more essential where the security of life, limbs and property of the citizens of the country are concerned.”
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The School of Law, IMS Unison University, Dehradun, proudly presents the 12th IUU National Moot Court Competition 2025, under the aegis of the Moot Court Society. Scheduled for 21st—22nd November 2025, this flagship event continues a distinguished tradition of nurturing advocacy, analytical reasoning, and intellectual excellence among future legal professionals.
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“While exercising the review jurisdiction, it must be borne in mind that review proceedings are not by way of an appeal and must strictly be confined to the scope of Order XLVII Rule 1 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908”.
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“The breach continued only during the period of the contract and not upon its expiry. The Court observed that the breach was continuous, but only during the subsistence of the contract. Once the contractual period fixed by the parties had expired, the breach could no longer be considered ongoing.”
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As part of this transaction, SAM advised on all legal aspects, including conducting title due diligence of the property and drafting, negotiating, and finalizing the transaction documents.
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The event will feature a distinguished keynote address by an eminent legal luminary, complemented by an innovative theatrical presentation addressing contemporary criminal law challenges.
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“Sustained neglect of marital obligations, coupled with acts designed to exacerbate discord, eroded the very foundation of the matrimonial bond.”
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“If a detenue satisfied the Court that there was an unexplained delay in execution of the detention order, then such an order would be interpreted as breaking the live-proximity link in between the event of detention and passing of the detention order.”
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“Even if the allegations of the complainant are taken at the highest, considering the complainants conviction in a case arising out of same incident, the same can at best be considered as a self-defense or an altercation at the stage when the complainant has formed an unlawful assemble and caused injuries to the petitioner and another person when they were carrying out certain functions assigned to them.”
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The seminar explores Dharma’s influence on community governance, consensus, and accountability.
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The Faculty Development Programme (FDP) is open to faculty members, research scholars, legal professionals, and practitioners, both from India and abroad, who seek to augment their academic and professional understanding of human Rights and labour Law.
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