The case of National Insurance Company Ltd. v. Hindustan Safety Glassworks Ltd. & Anr. (2017) is largely based on consumer rights and power. Every citizen living is in one way or the other is a
2022 January 24
You are a person who wants to buy a watch. It is an expensive watch of a luxury brand. You go to the showroom. You ask the showroom representative about the details of the watch. She tells you that
The definition of obscenity is vaguely defined section 292, IPC. As per Section 292, IPC, any content, which has the capacity to lasciviously affect the prurient interest of the people or which are likely to
In the following case, despite finding that there was a general custom of pre-emption in the area and that the respondent had a right to pre-empt under that custom, the judge dismissed the respondent’s suit because the sale did not include a strip of land 3 feet 6 inches wide between the
The COVID-19 pandemic is responsible for enforcing certain habits in our daily lives. One such practice that is in a way enforced on us is online shopping. The e-commerce industry during COVID-19, unlike most other industries, is expanding and has benefited the most from this pandemic.
Is it feasible to move directly to the High Court for the registration of an FIR if the police refuse to do
The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha allegedly granted an allowance parliamentary committee to submit its report on the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 (PDP Bill) for the fourth time recently.