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How to file a writ petition in the Gujarat High Court (step by step)
Introduction A writ petition is the constitutional remedy that allows a person to approach a High Court directly when a public authority has acted illegally, arbitrarily or without
Harmonizing Land Acquisition Compensation across Special Acts: The 2015 Order and Tarsem Singh
For a landowner, the identity of the statute under which the land is taken ought to be a matter of indifference. The Constitution does not grade citizens by the acquiring departmen
Severance & Injurious Affection — Forgotten Heads in Land Acquisition
Ask most landowners what they were paid for their acquired land and they will quote a single number: the per-square-metre rate multiplied by the area taken, dressed up with solatiu
The Limits of Challenging a National Highways Arbitral Award under Section 34
When land is acquired for a National Highway, the landowner does not receive a court-determined compensation in the first instance. The Competent Authority fixes compensation under
Fair Compensation in Indian Land Acquisition: LARR, Railways and National Highways — A Practitioner’s Map
When the State takes a person’s land, the Constitution and statute promise something in return: fair compensation. Understanding land acquisition compensation — what it cov
Received an ED Summons Under Section 50 PMLA? Your Rights and the Correct Procedure
Executive Summary An ED summons under Section 50 PMLA is among the most consequential legal notices an individual or corporate entity can receive in India. The Enforcement Director
Mutual Consent Divorce in Ahmedabad: Procedure, Cooling-Off Waiver & Realistic Timeline (2026)
Executive Summary Mutual consent divorce ahmedabad proceedings under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (HMA) offer Hindu couples a structured, relatively non-adversarial
Commercial Court Jurisdiction in Gujarat: Pecuniary and Subject-Matter Limits
Executive Summary The question of commercial court jurisdiction gujarat raises issues of considerable practical significance for litigants, counsel, and enterprises engaged in trad
Cheque Bounce (Section 138 NI Act) Defence in Gujarat: Process, Defences & Timeline
Executive Summary The offence of cheque bounce under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (NI Act) constitutes one of the most frequently litigated categories of cri
Difference Between Bailable and Non-Bailable Offences: How a Criminal Lawyer in Ahmedabad Approaches Each
Executive Summary For any person who finds themselves entangled in the criminal justice system in India, the classification of the offence with which they are concerned as either b
