Kerala High Court Rejects Plea for DNA Test in Paternity Dispute
The Kerala High Court refused a husband’s request for a DNA test to determine the paternity of a child, calling…
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Calcutta High Court Quashes 13-Year-Old Land Fraud Case
Calcutta High Court Quashes 13-Year-Old Land Fraud Case The Calcutta High Court has set aside a 13-year-old criminal case alleging…
Competition Commission of India Closes Case Against Google Over Play Store Account Termination
Competition Commission of India Closes Case Against Google Over Play Store Account Termination The Competition Commission of India has closed…
Gujarat Becomes Second State to Pass Law on Uniform Civil Code
Gujarat Becomes Second State to Pass Law on Uniform Civil Code Gujarat has become the second state in India to…
India is irrelevant in the world stage By Justice Katju
Despite having a huge population of 1430 million people, and despite all our tall claims of being the ‘Vishwaguru’ (…
Eminent Jurist Prof. M. P. Singh Passes Away, Legal Academia Mourns the Loss
His life works will be remembered and celebrated as long as the legal community remembers and honors him as a man of letters, his students, and the institutions which he contributed to found. He is being memorialized in the Indian legal fraternity with great respect and gratitude due to his lifetime of studying and teaching law.
Why Iran will win the warJustice Katju
The US-Iran war has been going on for 3 days now. Who will win ?Several persons have predicted that Iran…
Punjab and Haryana High Court on WhatsApp Group Messages
Here’s a clear summary of the recent Punjab and Haryana High Court ruling on WhatsApp group messages in an obscenity…
🔥 Supreme Court Calls Tribunals a “Liability” and “Government’s Headache”
Supreme Court of India Orders Ban on Controversial NCERT Content The Supreme Court of India recently ordered that certain content…
Karnataka High Court on RTI and Income Tax Returns
Karnataka High Court on RTI and Income Tax Returns The Karnataka High Court has held that the Right to Information…