Dharmashastra National Law University Students Filed A Plea Before The M.P High Court Against The “Arbitrary” Fee Imposed By The University Authorities For Remedial Classes

Vanshika Tewari Case: SUMIT PARASHAR V/S STATE OF M.P. & OTHS. A writ petition was filed by the students of the Dharmashastra National Law University seeking relief in form of re-examination and the petitioners being able to attend the remedial Read more

The Regulator Must Deal Fairly With Complaints And Parties, Not Circumvent The Rule Of Law To Obtain Successful Convictions: Supreme Court In Reliance v. SEBI

Naveen Talawar While conducting proceedings or taking any action against the parties, a regulator, like the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), has a duty to act fairly, the Supreme Court declared in a case where it granted Reliance Read more

Students At DNLU Are Outraged By A Remedial Class Fee Of ₹ 7500 Per Subject For Failing To Meet Attendance Requirements

Naveen Talawa The Dharmashastra National Law University (DNLU) students in Jabalpur are protesting the administration’s efforts to implement the rules concerning attendance and exams. The university’s policy, which has received criticism, states that remedial classes taken by students who don’t Read more

High Court Of Chhattisgarh To Determine Whether Junior Advocates Should Be Given Monetary Support

Varenya Vaish Sana Memom and Ors. v State of Chattisgarh and Ors. The Honourable High court of Chhattisgarh, on the basis of a Public Interest Litigation, for creating a set of fixed rules with regards to granting the Junior advocates Read more

Lack Of A Cognizable Offence Nullifies The Exercise Of Powers Under Section 156 CrPC: Allahabad High Court Observes

Varenya Vaish Khurshidurehman S. Rehman v. State Of U.P. And Another The Allahabad High Court precisely stated that based on numerous precedents, a direction for investigation, using the powers vested in section 156 CrPC can only be given if a Read more

Supreme Court Exercises Power Under Section 3 Of Probation Of Offenders Act, Releases Appellant After Due Admonition

Varenya Vaish The Supreme Court has very precisely put forth the fact that instead of carrying out the sentence given as a punishment, it is possible for an appellant to be released post admonition considering the facts of the case Read more

Filing Separate Firs Does Not Mean That They Cannot Be Clubbed Together, “Test Of Sameness” To Be Applicable: Allahabad High Court Observes

Justice Rajnish Singh Chauhan was hearing a matter where three FIRs dated 20.12.2019 and 21.12.2019, two of which were filed on the same day. The petitioner was charged along with a few protestors allegedly protesting against the implementation of CAA-NRC Read more

Delhi High Court Issues Summon To The Developers Of The Web-Series “The 65 Lakh Heist” For Copyright Infringement

Srijita Chakraborty  In a copyright infringement civil suit the Hon’ble Delhi High Court has issued summons to the Mumbai based web-series developers to explain the issue. The disputed book is titled “पैंसठ लाख की डकैती” which is translated in English Read more

Allahabad HC, Lucknow bench Orders A.G.A To Inspect A Case Where An Undesignated Court Took Cognizance Of The Case

Amit Agarwal On Thursday, Justice Karunesh Singh Pawar of Allahabad HC Lucknow Bench heard a Petition under Section 482 CrPC seeking an interim stay on the operation and implementation of an order passed by the Additional Sessions Judge Court No. 19 under Sections 409, Read more