The Supreme Court of India has clarified a critical aspect of testamentary law, reiterating that mere registration of a Will does not inherently validate it. This landmark judgment, delivered in the case of Leela & Ors. v. Muruganantham & Ors. (Neutral Citation: 2025 INSC 10), underscores the importance of adhering Read more…
Starting a business can be exciting, but choosing the right structure is crucial for long-term success. In India, the Private Limited Company is one of the most popular choices, offering credibility, legal protection, and operational flexibility. What is a Private Limited Company? A Private Limited Company is a legally recognized Read more…
Understanding Bilateral Contracts: Definition, Examples, Key Elements, and Case Laws Bilateral contracts form the foundation of many daily transactions and agreements, governing everything from employment relationships to business deals. As one of the most prevalent contract types in both professional and personal settings, understanding the dynamics of bilateral contracts is Read more…
Domestic violence remains a pervasive issue across the globe, including India, where laws are in place to safeguard individuals from abuse in intimate or familial relationships. This blog delves into the legal implications of physical abuse, particularly focusing on instances where a partner slaps the other. Whether it’s a husband Read more…
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has reaffirmed the principle that consideration in contracts is not confined to monetary terms. This pivotal ruling, arising from the case of Ramachandra Reddy (Dead) Thr. Lrs. & Ors. v. Ramulu Ammal (Dead) Thr. Lrs. [Neutral Citation: 2024 INSC 868], underscores Read more…
The Supreme Court of India has reaffirmed a critical principle: a third party can file a Special Leave Petition (SLP) under Article 136 of the Constitution against the quashing of criminal proceedings. This landmark interpretation reinforces the judiciary’s commitment to safeguarding the rule of law and ensuring substantial justice. Below, Read more…
The Supreme Court of India recently quashed criminal charges against a man accused of sexual assault under the false pretence of marriage, emphasizing that the breakdown of a consensual relationship cannot be criminalized. Consensual Relationships Cannot Be Criminalized In a significant ruling, the bench of Justice B.V. Nagarathna and Justice Read more…
The Ministry of Law & Justice has made it clear, as an important clarification for Notaries appointed by the Government of India. According to the official memorandum issued by the Department of Legal Affairs (Notary Cell), it has been made specifically clear that Notaries are not permitted to perform or Read more…
In a critical move, the Supreme Court of India recently set aside a condition imposed by the Patna High Court that required bail bonds to be furnished months after the initial bail orders were passed. The Court found such conditions legally unfounded, questioning the delay as unfair to the accused. Read more…
In a significant ruling, the Gauhati High Court recently addressed a contentious issue regarding marital rights and consent. The court acquitted a husband, stating that forcible sexual intercourse with a legally married wife who is a major cannot be classified as rape. This decision has stirred discussions on the legal Read more…