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Allahabad HC Rules BNSS Anticipatory Bail Provisions Apply Retrospectively

In this article, we are going to examine the Abdul Hameed v. State case, a landmark judgment explaining anticipatory bail under the new BNSS in India. It focuses on the maintenance of consecutive bail applications, the retrospective effect of procedural legislations such as BNSS and principle of beneficial law in the sense that the evolution of the law legally deserves reconsideration of bail considering the new legal considerations.

byLegal MaestrosJuly 6, 2025July 6, 2025

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India Eases SEZ Norms Spark Semiconductor Investment Wave in India

The recent liberalization of SEZ regulations is a strategic thrust towards India’s semiconductor indigenization. Top reforms are lighter land requirements, eased land encumbrance rules, permission for onshore sales, and operational flexibility—facilitating the investment of global and domestic companies. These reforms seek to place India in global supply chains, increase indigenous chip manufacturing, and lure big ticket investments. But infrastructure deficits, skill deficiencies, and environmental issues are still fundamental challenges to overcome for sustainable success.

byJigeesha VaishnavJuly 5, 2025July 7, 2025

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PIL in Bombay HC Claims Prada Copied Iconic Kolhapuri Chappals

This paper discusses a PIL filed in the Bombay High Court alleging that Prada had infringed the Kolhapuri chappals. It discusses the sustainability of PIL on the issue of IPR, especially on traditional knowledge and GI tags. The debate raises issues and advantages about the applicability of PIL as an instrument to have global business undermine the rights of culture and craftsmanship.

byLegal MaestrosJuly 5, 2025

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Bengaluru Court Bars Kamal Haasan from Defamatory Remarks Against Kannada in Thug Life Case

The article goes into discussing an interim injunction by the Bengaluru court against Kamal Haasan, preventing him from making anti-Kannada statements that allege superiority, or defame its culture. This order, extended until August 30, 2025, was sought by Kannada Sahitya Parishattu on behalf of the Kannadigas.

byLegal MaestrosJuly 5, 2025

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Judicial Steps Back: SC refuses to decide Temple ritual timing,defers to religious expert

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, upholding the Karnataka High Court’s ruling. The Court reiterated that insurance companies are not liable to pay compensation when the accident is caused by the deceased’s own rash and negligent driving

bySuhaniJuly 5, 2025

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Sigachi Pharma Explosion Claims 34 Lives; Absolute Liability Doctrine to Be Tested

A devastating explosion at a Sigachi Industries pharmaceutical plant in Telangana has tragically claimed 12 lives and left 34 injured. This horrific incident brings into sharp focus the crucial legal principle of Absolute Liability in India, demanding justice and compensation for victims.

byDileep PoshwalJuly 1, 2025

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Registration Bill 2025 Simplified: Transforming India’s Property Registration with Digital Ease

The Registration Bill, 2025, aims to modernize India’s document registration system. Replacing the 1908 Act, it introduces an online, paperless, and citizen-centric approach. This forward-looking framework facilitates digital processes, expands compulsory registrations, and strengthens legal procedures for greater efficiency and security.

byDileep PoshwalJune 30, 2025June 30, 2025

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Union Minister Nityanand Rai Gets Relief as Patna HC Holds Voicing ISIS Fears Over Election Outcome Non-Provocative

Union Minister Nityanand Rai found relief as the Patna High Court ruled his statement voicing fears of ISIS over election outcomes was not provocative. The court’s decision dismissed the plea alleging incitement, affirming his right to express concerns without legal repercussions.

byDileep PoshwalJune 30, 2025June 30, 2025

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Amazon Prime Faces Consumer Lawsuits Across India Over Alleged Deceptive Subscription Practices

Amazon Prime faces multiple consumer lawsuits across India. Allegations center on deceptive subscription practices, with users claiming they were unknowingly enrolled in paid memberships. The legal challenges highlight growing concerns over transparency in online service subscriptions and consumer rights in the digital marketplace.

byDileep PoshwalJune 30, 2025July 1, 2025

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Kolkata Court Remands Three, Including Lawyer, to Custody in Law Student Rape Case

The article outlines the rape case of Kolkata law students, where three of them including a lawyer were sent into custody. It discusses the justice and legal ethics implications, and safety policy on campus, Xiu Xiu Socialism durable interests and implications for gender-based violence on campus and the necessity of accountability and victim support.

byLegal MaestrosJune 28, 2025June 28, 2025