Keeping Pace with Legal Change
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the schedule for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 22 (XXII). Law graduates and eligible candidates appearing…
These examples show how India is experimenting with AI. Debate continues on scope: some media reports even discuss “AI judges” for minor cases to clear backlogs, but authorities have clarified on multiple occasions that AI will assist human judges, not replace them.
One of the most notable court cases is in the national capital between a leading lawyer and one of the world leaders in technology. The doors of the Delhi High Court have been knocked by Senior Advocate Adish C. Aggarwala who is seeking justice
The process of pursuing a postgraduate degree or doctoral degree is usually characterized by the strenuous requirement of writing the thesis or dissertation of high quality. In the case of Indian students, this academic step is not only a mandate but also a show of their research abilities and mastery of the subjects.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has made a scathing remark about the recent cough syrup tragedy that had claimed the lives of many children in the state. During a recent hearing, the court called the incident one of the most shocking cases in the history of medicine.
This has raised a serious investigation by the Supreme Court of India into an emerging worrisome trend in the legal system. Recently, a hearing showed that attorneys could have used Artificial Intelligence to create false law on cases. This event has raised eyebrows of the top court in the country, causing the judges to deal with it a stern response.
Delhi court has made a major order that strengthens the Right to be Forgotten in India. The Principal District and Sessions Judge of the Patiala house courts has ordered big tech giants and media houses to delete certain material. This material can be traced to a banker that was cleared in a high profile money laundering case despite having been accused in the past.
For a long time the social media has been abuzz about news of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who…
The lawyer Arun Agarwal whom journalist Neelu Vyas interviewed on her youtube show waxed eloquent on the ‘irrefutable’ arguments of…
Yet the criticisms are equally substantial. Trade unions say the reforms weaken collective bargaining and dilute job security particularly due to easier retrenchment rules and wider employer discretion. Several states have delayed rolling out their rules, citing insufficient consultation and practical challenges.
Celina Jaitly, a Bollywood actress and a former Miss India has gone to the serious legal action against her husband, Peter Haag. She has submitted a domestic violence complaint in a court in Mumbai against him claiming his gross physical and emotional abuse.
