Keeping Pace with Legal Change
The Supreme Court of India has seen the dawn of a new era in its leadership with the swearing-in of Justice Surya Kant as the 53 rd Chief Justice of India.The change has heralded a new era in the leadership in the Supreme Court of India and it is an era likely to have a stable leadership regime of about fifteen months.
Tesla Inc., the electric vehicle giant owned by Elon Musk, has received much-needed relief in a major move towards the international intellectual property rights in India by the Delhi High Court. A stringent injunction has been imposed by the court against an Indian firm, Tesla Power India Pvt. Ltd. that is prohibited to adopt the name Tesla as its trademark
The substantive part of Article 200 which employs three verbs that indicate the
options of the Governor which are to assent, withhold, and reserve a bill and the proviso of
the same article were given weigh rather than implied reading of the Constitution.
It is the ancestral house of Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui who is the founder of Al-Falah University. The local government, in this case, the Mhow Cantonment Board, had given a notice to demolish the building. They asserted that construction of sections of the house was done against the law and without authorization. T
In the Indian automotive market, a major strategic step that has recently taken place concerns one of the largest car manufacturers in the world. The Toyota Group has already made the acquisition of car dealership business in Ravindu Motors Private Limited successful.
We now are in the midst of an Indian business milestone that will forever revolutionize the way we are going to think about brands. The Trade Mark Registry has given a smell a trademark, in the country, the first time ever. The leader of this new trend is the Japanese giant Sumitomo Rubber Industries, commonly referred to as its well-known brand of tyre.
A recent pronouncement by the Madras High Court has brought back a giant legal controversy in the Indian movie music sector. The case is between two leading sides, the Sreedevi Video Corporation and the music giant Saregama India Limited. This case has been long thought to be closed and/or thrown out of court, but it was recently reintroduced with the new order of the court.
On 13 November 2025, Supreme Court ordered Bombay High Court for fresh consideration in a matter involving application of Section…
In India, millions of court cases are associated with one thing, namely bounced cheques. Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act (NI Act) deals with this. Simply stated, it is a criminal act to write a cheque that is disgraced by the bank because of lack of funds. The law was established so as to establish confidence in business transactions and to ensure that a cheque would be considered a promise with serious allegations to pay.
The chairman of Reliance Group, Anil Ambani has initiated a huge legal tussle in a Delhi court against some of the leading media houses. He has sued the investigative news site Cobrapost and the large daily newspapers, The Economic Times, and The Times of India, on defamation claims. The plaintiff in the case also mentions Bennett Coleman and Company Limited (BCCL), the publisher of the two newspapers on the suit.
