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Revival Over Liquidation: NCLAT’s Jurisprudence and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code Framework
Comprehensive Analysis of the NCLAT Judgment: Gayatri Polyrub Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Anil Kohli & Anr. and its Implications for Insolvency Proceedings in India Introduction The National
Panchnama Format & Legal Validity: Defence Lawyer’s Guide (BNSS)
Introduction to Panchnama’s Pivotal Role In the intricate tapestry of India’s criminal justice system, the Panchnama emerges as a vital instrument, meticulously documenting the
Examination of Witnesses: BSA 2023 vs Indian Evidence Act 1872
Introduction The examination of witnesses constitutes the cornerstone of the adversarial justice system in India, serving as the primary mechanism for establishing facts and ascert
Evolution and Transformation of Arbitration Law in India
Chapter 1: Historical Overview Introduction Arbitration has emerged as one of the most significant alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in India, transforming from traditional
Pre-Litigation Mediation: Section 12A Commercial Courts Act 2015
Chapter 1: Introduction to Mediation and Conciliation Introduction to Alternative Dispute Resolution The Indian legal system has witnessed a paradigm shift in recent decades with t
Supreme Court strikes down levy of IGST on Ocean Freight
The apex court upholds the Gujarat High Court’s ruling in Mohit Minerals case and declares the CBIC notifications imposing 5% IGST on ocean freight under RCM as ultra vires and u
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016: Extinguishing Antecedent Liabilities and Investor Empowerment – A Critical Analysis of Judicial Interpretation
Introduction: The Transformative Framework of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 represents a paradigm shift in India’s approach to
Suit Valuation Under CPC and Court Fees Act 1870 Guide
Introduction The Suit Valuation and Court Fee Payment are pivotal aspects of civil litigation in India. They determine the jurisdiction of the court, the amount of stamp duty, and
Confessions and Evidence Law: A Critical Analysis of the Supreme Court’s Judgment in Rajesh v State of MP
Introduction Confessions are statements made by an accused person admitting or implicating himself in a crime. They are often considered as the most reliable and conclusive evidenc
Parties to a Civil Suit Under CPC Order 1: Plaintiff, Defendant, Necessary Parties
Abstract The identification and proper inclusion of parties in a civil suit forms the cornerstone of effective judicial administration in India. The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (CPC
