Seofrugalscientific·Oct 5Section 34 court can correct computational errors in arbitral award without merits review, applying…Case Title: Themis Medicare Ltd. v. Mohinder Pal Singh Anand and Anr.
Seofrugalscientific·Oct 5Plaint cannot be rejected under order VII rule 11 CPC by relying on documents filed by defendant…Case Title: Central Court Hotel v. Jasmeet Singh Marwah and Anr.
Paavani Goyal·Aug 17Banned by Breakfast, cleared by midnight: Reflections on the NALSAR-BCI RowI first heard about the NALSAR situation the way most law students probably did this month- through a highly AI generated WhatsApp forward…
Vaktrta·Jun 30You’ve Won the Decree — Now They’ve Filed an Appeal. Will the Court Freeze Your Money?A money decree in your favour feels like the finish line. It rarely is. The moment the losing party files an appeal, the next battle…
Vaktrta·Jun 25The Witness You Forgot to List: Navigating Order XVI CPC Mid-TrialYou’re midway through trial. A witness you didn’t list at the outset turns out to be critical. Can you still bring them in?
Vaktrta·Jun 24When the Law Lets Go: What the Public Domain Actually Means Under Indian IP LawEvery IP right has an expiry date, or a threshold it never crosses in the first place. The moment protection ends, or was never granted…A response icon1A response icon1
Vaktrta·Jun 21“I Never Received It”: Why Dodging the Postman Doesn’t Work in Indian CourtsYou’ve drafted the notice. You’ve sent it by registered post. And the addressee, smelling a lawsuit coming, simply refuses to take it from…
Sonal Singh·May 21The CJI Called Them Cockroaches But Doesn’t the Constitution Call Them Citizens?Imagine being told by your country’s highest judge, not a politician, not a TV anchor, but the final guardian of your constitutional…
Kanishk·May 19The Judiciary and the Crisis of Institutional LegitimacyThe judiciary of the “worlds largest democracy” is failing miserably.
