Bombay HC: No Double Standards in Food Safety; Same Rules for Government Canteens and Private Hotels
In Sanjay Baburao Nirbhavne v. State of Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court restored the food licence of a four-star hotel after a
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Exclusive Interview: Kevin Nash, Director General of LCIA | AI, Ethics & the Future of Arbitration| Cyprus Arbitration Day 2026
The future of international arbitration is evolving rapidly. In this exclusive interview, Mr. Sudeep Malik, Director, EBC Publishing Pvt. Ltd., speaks with
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Is it legal for a lawyer to adjust fees from compensation? Delhi HC decides
Can your lawyer deduct unpaid legal fees from your compensation? The Delhi High Court recently clarified that agreed professional fees may
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False promise of marriage cases: Allahabad HC on pre-trial quashing under Section 69 BNS
The Allahabad High Court has held that criminal proceedings under Section 69 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, alleging sexual relations on
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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas is acting as principal counsel to MPS Limited on USD 16.5 Million Acquisition of Unbound Medicine
The transaction involves a 100% stock purchase and strengthens MPS’s global footprint in digital healthcare solutions.
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‘Denying right to study on mere apprehension can spoil future’; Punjab and Haryana HC allows 21-year-old accused to travel abroad for studies
In the present case, a 21-year-old accused is offered admission in International University of Applied Sciences Berlin (Germany) and wants to pursue his study abroad. However, he was denied permission to travel abroad on mere apprehension of fleeting the legal process.
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Delhi High Court| Inability of one spouse to prove ‘saptapadi’ ritual in second marriage at summon stage not a loophole to evade bigamy charges
The law cannot be powerless to stop, punish or limit clandestine marriages and unions when the first wife or husband are alive and the valid marriage subsists, as now a spouse performing a second clandestine marriage would not also be liable to punishment for adultery as it is no more an offence.
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