Rajasthan High Court: Appellate power under Section 37 confined to domain of Section 34 of Arbitration Act
“The scope of the intervention of the court in arbitral matters is virtually prohibited, if not absolutely barred.”
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Kamkus College of Law, Ghaziabad | KSM National Moot Court Competition 2025.
KSM National Moot Court Competition 2025 will be held from 7th to 8th November 2025 at Kamkus College of Law, Ghaziabad
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‘Substantial justice cannot be denied for technical reasons’: Bombay HC condones delay caused due to Advocate’s negligence and inaction
The Advocate failed to inform the appellant that the case had been withdrawn by the opposite party three years ago, thus the Court stated that right created in favour of one party cannot be taken away when the delay was a direct result of the negligence and inaction of other party.
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ITM University, Gwalior | Arun Jaitley Memorial Moot Court Competition 2025
The ITM University Moot Court Competition is the flagship event of the School of Law. It seeks to provide law students across India with a platform to sharpen their legal research, drafting, and advocacy skills in a simulated courtroom environment.
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Can infringement action be filed against a registered trade mark? Delhi HC answers
“Where two persons may be registered proprietors of marks, which are identical or deceptively similar to each other, neither person would be allowed to interfere with the exclusive right of the other person to use the mark, though each of them would have a right of injunction against a third party, who may not be a registered proprietor of the mark.”
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Unravelling the Conundrum Behind the Interpretation of Interest Clauses vis-à-vis the Arbitrator’s Power to Award Interest
by Dinesh Babu Eedi*, Parth Agrawal** and CL Minati***
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Indus Waters Treaty: A Legal Perspective
by Sumeet Kachwaha*
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Know why Karnataka High Court rejected X Corp’s challenge to Sahyog Portal
“A Company which is faceless in India, cannot on the basis of baseless allegations, come forward and challenge the laws of the nation.”
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Criminal Law September 2025: Key Highlights from this Month’s Criminal Cases
Covering major criminal law updates from the Supreme Court and High Courts, this roundup offers a quick look at recent rulings on bail, privacy, defamation, and trial procedures, along with links to earlier updates and related roundups for broader context.
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Bombay HC grants interim relief to Malabar Gold; orders deletion of ‘Sympathiser of Pakistan’ allegations online
The problem that Malabar Gold now faces is that several posts/materials/stories are being posted on social media platforms against it by random persons seeking to connect Malabar Gold with the neighbouring country.
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Call for Papers | NLU Assam | NLUA Law Review is inviting submissions for Volume 9
NLUJAA has invited submissions for Volume 9 of its flagship peer-reviewed journal, NLUA Law Review. The journal welcomes contributions in the form of research articles, notes, case comments, and book reviews from students, academicians, legal professionals, and researchers. Submissions due by 21st December 2025.
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Special Lecture | Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow | Departmental Lecture Series | Dr. Shivani Katara on “Right to Legal and Safe Abortion”
The Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow, organised a departmental lecture where Dr. Shivani Katara delivered an engaging talk on the Right to Legal and Safe Abortion. The session explored the MTP Act, women’s bodily autonomy, and the ground realities of access to safe abortion in India.
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SAM Advises AGCO Group on Overall Global Settlement with TAFE, secures USD 260 Million exit
The settlement was preceded by complex cross litigation and arbitration actions between the AGCO Group and TAFE, spanning over a year plus, across various fora in India (Supreme Court, Madras High Court, Egmore Commercial Court, etc.) and overseas (ICC arbitrations seated in London).
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CAM advises Manipal Hospitals Private Limited on the Financing for Acquisition of Sahyadri Hospitals Private Limited
This landmark transaction will help establish that Indian debt capital markets have the ability and depth to finance such large ticket acquisitions and is one of the largest acquisition financings in the Indian healthcare space.
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Tribunals and Commissions September 2025| EPFO stakeholder claims; Food safety standards violation; Education Society’s service tax exemption; & More
Explore the key legal developments of September 2025, featuring the CCI’S abuse of dominance case against GMR Hyderabad Airport, CESTAT’S exemption of service tax for Education Welfare Society, SEBI on liability in partnership, EPFO stakeholder claims.
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In Conversation with Radhika Ghosh: Law, Discipline and Armed forces
Interviewee: Radhika Ghosh1
Interviewed by Akshitaa Mathur2
Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act does not apply to Alcoholic content from fermentation in energy drink: Patna High Court
“Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act does not prohibit sale etc. of the non-alcoholic substances in conformity with the standard set by the BIS”
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HPNLU, Shimla Celebrates 9th Foundation Day with Literary Events Flash in Five, Spin a Tale, and Wall of Words
As part of its 9th Foundation Day celebrations, Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, hosted a series of literary events like Flash in Five, Spin a Tale, and Wall of Words encouraging students to showcase their creativity, imagination, and storytelling skills, reflecting the university’s commitment to fostering holistic growth alongside academic excellence.
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‘Courts should be tolerant; strictures against public servants must be avoided unless absolutely necessary’: Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh HC expunges disparaging remarks
“Time and again this Court has cautioned the Courts to eschew the tendency to pass strictures and remarks against the public servants unless the same was absolutely necessary for disposal of the case and the concerned officer has been put to notice.”
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