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Transnational Issue Estoppel in Foreign Arbitral Awards: What the Supreme Court Just Decided The doctrine of Transnational Issue Estoppel in Foreign Arbitral Awards finally has a home in Indian jurisprudence. For years, losing parties in international arbitration had a quiet escape route exhaust remedies at the seat, then walk into an Indian court and reframe the same losing argument as a "public policy" violation. The Supreme Court, in Nagaraj V. Mylandla v. PI Opportunities

Introduction: The Karnataka High Court recently stepped into a debate that sits right at the crossroads of privacy and matrimonial fairness. The question before it was simple but loaded can a wife use the Right to Information Act, 2005 to get hold of her husband's Income Tax Returns during a maintenance dispute? The Court said no. And the reasoning it gave is worth unpacking carefully. According to the judgment, ITRs and related financial papers fall squarely under "personal

Introduction: Selecting the Best AI for Lawyers in India has become an increasingly important decision as legal professionals navigate a rapidly evolving technological landscape. With growing case volumes, expanding legal databases, and rising client expectations, lawyers are under pressure to deliver faster and more accurate results. AI-powered tools promise to address these challenges, but not all tools are designed equally, and choosing the right one requires careful evalu

Introduction: The increasing adoption of Legal Drafting with AI is reshaping how lawyers approach accuracy, consistency, and efficiency in document preparation. Legal drafting, whether it involves petitions, contracts, or notices, demands precision at every level- from correct citations to structured formatting and coherent legal language. Even minor clerical errors, such as incorrect dates, misplaced clauses, or citation mistakes, can lead to delays, reputational risks, or

Introduction: In the process of granting bail in a case involving privilege, death, and supposed institutional interference, the Supreme Court offered remarks that extended well beyond the direct issue of freedom. Justice B.V. Nagarathna, addressing a Bench that included Justice Ujjal Bhuyan, utilized the hearing regarding the 2024 Pune Porsche case to highlight a broader issue, parental responsibility in a time when affluence, accessibility, and negligence intersect with

Introduction: The legal profession, often described as one of the most tradition-bound sectors, is gradually witnessing a measured yet significant shift towards technological adoption. With increasing volumes of legislation, judicial pronouncements, regulatory compliance requirements, and rising client expectations, legal professionals today face pressures that conventional methods alone can no longer efficiently address. Artificial Intelligence (AI), while still evolving in

Introduction: The Orissa High Court has ordered the State of Odisha to compensate the wife of an undertrial prisoner who passed away in custody because of the negligence by jail authorities in delivering prompt and sufficient medical care for diabetes. A Single Bench led by Justice Biraja Prasanna Satapathy determined that the neglect of prison staff to provide adequate medical treatment to a recognized diabetic inmate constituted a blatant infringement of the State’s custo

Introduction: The Indian legal profession is undergoing a structural shift. As court backlogs expand, legislation grows increasingly complex, and client expectations evolve toward faster turnaround times, lawyers are rethinking traditional workflows. Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant concept but an active part of professional discourse. Within this transformation, conversations around the Best AI tool in India for lawyers have gained practical significance rathe

Introduction: The advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court under Article 143 of the Indian Constitution was designed as a restricted constitutional mechanism, intended to aid the President on matters of law or fact of public significance, not to disturb established law or undermine fundamental constitutional principles. However, the recent advisory opinion in In Re: Special Reference No. 1 of 2025 (Nov. 20, 2025) has sparked significant constitutional discourse, posing iss

Introduction: Judiciary at the Threshold of a New Revolution, Justice Manmohan, a judge on the Supreme Court of India, recently expressed a powerful vision for the future of India's judicial system, positioning it firmly at the brink of a "fourth industrial revolution." While addressing a conference in Delhi on 29 November 2025, centered on “Transforming Justice Delivery System with AI & Technology,” he emphasized the critical need to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Introduction: Why a Minimum Age Law for Social Media in India Is Urgently Needed: The absence of a minimum age law for social media in India has created a serious legal and constitutional gap in the protection of children online. As social media platforms increasingly shape how children learn, interact, and perceive their identities, the risks associated with unrestricted digital exposure have become impossible to ignore. Following Australia’s recent ban on social media acces

Case Name: SKP vs KSP (Writ Petition 3499 of 2020). INTRODUCTION : The case involves the parental identity of the child into a...

Whistleblowing, for all its moral gravity, is rarely neat or simple. It’s an act of deep conviction where someone chooses to speak up not...