Whats in a name? This famous quote of William Shakespeare raises a pertinent question, Do names matter? The answer is, To a remarkable degree, they do. ..
The introduction of Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in India has created a huge difference in how corporate bodies are structured, run and taxed in this country. Traditionally speaking, the corporate structures prevalent in India were incorporat ..
Introduction Section 2(23) of Electricity Act,2003 defines Electricity as means electrical energy- (a) generated, transmitted, supplied or traded for any purpose; or (b) used for any purpose except the transmission of a message.Every ..
Supreme Court directing the Centre and all state governments to provide three per cent job reservation to disabled persons in all their departments, companies and institutions. The bench headed by Chief Justice P Sathasivam while clarifying that the ..
Date: 31st August, 2013 HEMANT AGARWAL's Analysis on: BACHELOR TENANTS - PROHIBITED IN A SOCIETY: Every citizen of India and non-citizens, have been granted fundamental rights under the Indian Constitution, to stay (reside) anywhere i ..
TODAYS SMART LAWYERING BY My couple of articles about Legal profession and Advocacy may be a bit negative ..
KEEPING one step ahead to protect criminals in the field of democracy and elective bodies when India is now known for the maternal home of corruption government is bent upon to get signature of the President of India on the Ordinance so as to crimin ..
The ideals of democracy- which comes with its share of freedoms and rights, certainly received a nudge with the fresh judgment on People’s Union for Civil Liberties v Union of India that made the installation of a ‘None of the above&rsqu ..
WHEN ADVOCATE BUDDIES LET US DOWN By K.SURESH BABU ADVOCATE TRICHY (lawyersureshbabu@gmail.com ) The number of Advocates and the Advocate -population ratio have increased greatly in a short time, Evidently the increasing number of Advocates would ma ..
The Supreme Court in Central Bureau of Investigation, Hyderabad vs. K. Narayana Rao (2012 (6) CTC 569)nailed down that a lawyer cannot be prosecuted for a criminal offence ..
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