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There was a clear contradiction between Tehsildar’s report and the punchnama as one stated that the Respondent 3 refused to accept the notice, so it was pasted on his residential house while the other stated that the notice was duly served to the mother of Respondent 3.
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The Law, Humanities and Social Sciences Collective at Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai is back with the third edition of its Symposium being hosted on 11th and 12th October, 2025 to explore the crises and challenges of law in contemporary times.
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The welfare of the child is the paramount consideration in custody matters, therefore, the right of father and mother as natural guardian can only be curtailed when the custody might be detrimental to the welfare of the child.
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The round involved a primary investment of USD 218 million, which was led by General Catalyst and participated by Avataar and other investors.
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In the present case, the selection process is of 2008 and about 17 years have passed since then. The first FIR was lodged on 18-7-2011. Further, nothing has moved significantly in prosecuting the accused, as only 28 out of 181 witnesses have been examined.
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by Suhael Buttan* and Mohit Mansharamani**
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“With anguish and pain, this Court observes here that the learned Magistrate as well as learned Additional District & Sessions Judge failed to exercise their discretion in right perspective and in a very casual manner, decided the bail applications, placed before them.”
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“The filing of this kind of litigation should not be encouraged by this court and the same should be deprecated.”
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“The husband had no right to initiate proceedings in the Australian courts by taking advantage of the fact that he had acquired Australian citizenship.”
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There is no valid justification for creating two classes of pensioners, i.e. those who retired between 1-1-2006 and 31-3-2009, and those who retired after 31-3-2009, solely to grant a revised pension.
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by Saksham Mishra* and Kartikey Agrawal**
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“It was not the disputed eligibility of the petitioner to have an absolute licence to practice law, but an alleged non-communication of his appointment in government service that had prompted Respondent 1 to issue the impugned order and notification.”
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Gauhati High Court observed that by virtue of Section 16(5) of the Right to Information Act, 2005 , a deeming fiction is created to the advantage of the State Information Commissioner, who would be paid similar salary and postretiral benefits as that of Chief Secretary.
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“The Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme was for the benefit of only those who were permanently residing in the area and who were to be rendered houseless and landless on account of acquisition proceedings for the purpose of construction.”
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“Relevant consumer base for the products which are deodorizers, air purifiers etc would be an average educated class with the ability to differentiate between the rival marks especially when there is no resemblance apart from a phonetic similarity between the two when viewed as a whole.”
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by Siddharth R. Gupta* and Vedanshi Gangrade**
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Amity Law School National Moot Court Competition – Environment Chapter 2025 (ANMCC 2025) aims to offer its participants an opportunity to engage in rigorous discussion and present arguments on pressing issues concerning the environment, society, and law.
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As part of the transaction, the firm also advised on the internal restructuring of the Company’s global group.
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“If Government’s argument is accepted, it would amount to enslavement of these workmen and bonded labour. The Court cannot be a mute spectator to this situation.”
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