Introduction An appeal in general as well as in legal framework can be understood as “to seek consideration”, it plays a vital role in giving more assurance of justice and equity. A party might feel aggrieved by the judgment passed Read more
Deepak Jain advocate is a double LL.M. from University of Warwick and Harvard Law School. He accrues his success in the legal profession to his wife. Being a second-generation lawyer did not affect the hard work and strive Mr. Jain Read more
A law student, Monila Chaskar, shares an exciting courtroom story of Madras High Court. The Madras High Court began hearing cases only through video conference facility because of COVID-19. Humour in court has gone to a different level. Recently, an Read more
Three law students- Debashish Kumar Panda, Deep Kumar Mohanty, and Dinesh Kumar Samanta have sought judicial redressal on unfair rejection of their memorial in a upcoming moot court competition to be organized by National Law University, Delhi. The petitioners are Read more
A writ petition has been moved by 3 CLAT Aspirants namely, SK. Wahida Shabnam, Munj Vipul Sudhir and Shivansh Tripathi, seeking relief from the Consortium of NLUs in regard to not allowing them to appear in the CLAT 2020 exam Read more
Bail-in anticipation of arrest or detention, by and large, is called “Anticipatory Bail”. Provisions of section 438 of code provide for anticipatory bail enables the superior courts, namely Court of Sessions or High Court, to direct release of a person Read more
A first-generation lawyer, Mr. Neeraj Malhotra, is a distinguished name in the field of litigation. His dedication towards his profession and his humility is found to be unmatched. In this candid conversation with Desi Kaanoon, Mr. Neeraj gives a background Read more
Introduction Banking is one of the most essential sectors which help in pacing the economic growth of any nation, it functions in providing services including giving interest on balance as well as giving loans on minimal interest to the citizen Read more
Introduction For democratic countries to stand upright, its four pillars (Judiciary, Executive, Legislative, and Media) should perform the functions strictly allotted to their realm. With the system of checks and balances, each organ of the state keeps other organs in Read more
Taking cognizance of the urgent application filed before the Supreme Court against the guidelines issued the Consortium over conduction of CLAT examinations, Case No. MA 1790/2020 in W.P.(C) No. 1030/2020 [Rakesh Kumar Agarwalla v. National Law School Of India University, Read more