Indias border protection agency backs health initiatives
India Customs joins the health ministry to challenge Adani Group over nicotine pouch sales at Mumbai International Airport, escalating the legal battle.
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Vicarious Liability of NGO Office Bearers: Understanding Section 141 NI Act
Understand the vicarious liability of NGO office bearers under Section 141 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, particularly for cheque dishonour.
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Requirement To File Commercial Suits Before Commercial Division Applies To Applications Too: Calcutta High Court
The Calcutta High Court recently ruled that proceedings filed in the non-Commercial Division, despite involving commercial disputes, are a nullity, impacting…
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Summary Judgment In Commercial Suits Doesn’t Require Defendant’s Admissions Of Material Facts: Calcutta HC
The Calcutta High Court recently clarified commercial court jurisdiction over eviction suits for properties actively used in trade, upholding a summary judgm…
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Organizational liability in cheque bounce cases for NGOs
Understanding organizational liability in cheque bounce cases for NGOs and Trusts in India is crucial. This guide covers legal distinctions under the Negotia…
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India’s Union Agriculture Ministry proposes nationwide ban on paraquat dichloride
India’s Union Agriculture Ministry proposes a nationwide paraquat dichloride ban due to severe health risks for humans and animals. Public comments are now o…
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India bans forced labor imports amidst ongoing US trade probe
India has officially banned the import of goods produced using forced labor, a move confirmed by the DGFT on July 13, 2026, amid a US investigation.
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Supreme Court mandates 120-day limit for plaintiff counterclaim replies in commercial suits
India’s Supreme Court sets a mandatory 120-day time limit for plaintiffs to reply to counterclaims in commercial suits, reinforcing judicial efficiency goals.
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Unamended pleading loses efficacy after court permits amendment, rules J&K&L High Court
The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has ruled that an unamended pleading loses its efficacy once an amendment is allowed, and a party cannot benefit…
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Jammu Kashmir High Court Upholds Paid Maternity Leave as Constitutional Right for Doctors
The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh affirmed paid maternity leave as a constitutional right, quashing the denial of salaries to senior resident doct…
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