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Supreme Court of India has ruled that job advertisements for public employment that fail to disclose critical details...

The case M/S SRS Travels v. Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation Workers & Others is about the cancellation of the KCCA Act, 1976

Supreme Court of India restored a complaint in a cheque bounce case filed by Neeraj Kumar, the Power of Attorney (POA) holder of a firm

The Indian Constitution, adopted on Nov 26, 1949, and enacted on Jan 26, 1950, has stood as a pillar of India’s democracy for 75 years.

A trademark is a symbol, word, or phrase that distinguishes your brand and products from others in the marketplace.

Supreme Court of India highlighted the importance of using private defence only for protection, not for seeking revenge or punishment.

Supreme Court of India set aside an order from the Punjab and Haryana High Court granting ad interim bail in a corruption and forgery case.

The Supreme Court of India addressed the eligibility of MSMEs to access the payment dispute resolution mechanism under Section 18

The Supreme Court recently underscored the critical role of Section 142 of the NI Act in cheque dishonour cases involving companies.

Supreme Court has reinforced the responsibilities of banks, holding the State Bank of India (SBI) liable for a fraudulent transaction.

Corporate finance, debt financing is one of the most commonly used methods for raising capital.

Supreme Court of India highlighted the importance of protecting senior citizens, stating that gift deeds executed by parents

Corporate directors occupy a unique position of power and influence within an organization.

India’s criminal justice system, with its complex procedures and layered bureaucracy, has long been a topic of debate and discussion.

The legal industry has long been associated with meticulous analysis, complex reasoning, and an unwavering focus on precision.

The Supreme Court of India recently reinforced its stance on the gravity of economic offences, emphasising their impact on public interest

Corporate law serves as the backbone of business operations, guiding how companies are formed, governed, and dissolved.

Real estate in India is a dynamic and promising sector, offering opportunities for wealth creation and investment growth.

Criminal law in India is foundational to the country's justice system, ensuring order and justice through a set of laws that govern criminal

The legal profession, long anchored in meticulous manual research and document analysis, is now witnessing a transformative shift.