यतो धर्मस्ततो जयः is the motto of the Supreme Court of India which means that “where there is Dharma, there is Jai-Victory.” The motto has been taken from the Mahabharata- the great ancient Indian epic. The meaning of the motto adopted by the Supreme Court of India is to give effect to the fact…

Source:iPleadersPawan Tamrakar and Ors. v. M.P. Special Police Establishment and Ors., 2021 (MP High Court) Brief FactsThe allegation against the petitioner is that while working in a different capacity in Genius Paramedical Institute, he had submitted a forged list of students and claimed scholarship amount. Separate FIRs got registered against him with…

Source:iPleadersPawan Tamrakar and Ors. v. M.P. Special Police Establishment and Ors., 2021 (MP High Court) Brief FactsThe allegation against the petitioner is that while working in a different capacity in Genius Paramedical Institute, he had submitted a forged list of students and claimed scholarship amount. Separate FIRs got registered against him with…

Source:LawInsiderIndiaThis blog is authored by Harsh Kashyap, a 3rd year law student from Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College, Pune Nowadays we come across reports of incidences of crimes that allege, that the victim had been driven to commit suicide by the accused person(s). Most such victims are either involved in any professional transaction with…

 Resham v State of Karnataka, 2022Source:AsianetnewsHindi (This article is a personal observation of the authoron the Karnataka High Court judgement and does not intent to hurt any religious or moral sentiment)Judges: Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi, Jts. Krishna Dixit and Jts. JM Kazi (This article is a personal observation of …

If you are looking for the best internships, just like every other student in a law school, there are a lot of (baby) steps one must follow. Of course, you can get internships by having a reference or connection but having these are not common. In this article, we aim to provide you with insight…

   The Canon India Private Limited v. Commissioner of Customs[1], decided on 9th March, 2021 in Supreme Court held that the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence cannot be considered as ‘the Proper Officer’ while issuing a Show Cause Notice for recovering a duty not paid under section 28(4) of the Customs Act, 1962. Section 28(4) states…