Decode Ballistic Reports Like a Pro. Register Now!
LCI Learning

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Share on LinkedIn

Share on Email

Share More

Articles by Sankalp Tiwari

avatarView Full Profile

Was Anyone Watching? Why Delhi HC Says Absent Witnesses and Unfilmed Recoveries Matter for NDPS Bail

  Sankalp Tiwari   03 June 2026 at 13:07

Reality checks out differently when it comes to drug raids across India - something defence attorneys see often, while judges now face more frequently too. Minutes after acting on an anonymous tip, officers pull over a car or halt someone walking by. ..


Posted in Others |   273 Views


The Limits of a Solemn Promise: India's Supreme Court Redraws the Boundaries of Promissory Estoppel Against the State

  Sankalp Tiwari   30 May 2026 at 17:29

INTRODUCTIONIn a landmark ruling delivered on May 25, 2026, a bench of the Supreme Court of India comprising Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice K.V. Viswanathan has authoritatively restated and extended the doctrine of promissory estoppel in the cont ..


Posted in Others |   371 Views


Too Late to Object: What the Kerala High Court's POA Ruling Means for Section 138 Defendants

  Sankalp Tiwari   26 May 2026 at 15:33

One kind of legal point stands out clearly to seasoned courtroom lawyers. Not about the defendant's actions, but about an earlier step. Long before any court date, someone must start things correctly. If they fail here, everything else may collapse. ..


Posted in Others |   198 Views


Arbitral Tribunal and MSME Council: Why the Delhi High Court's 2026 ruling matters for commercial disputes

  Sankalp Tiwari   25 May 2026 at 16:50

SEO titleArbitral Tribunal Need Not Seek MSME Council Approval Before Final Award: Delhi High Court ExplainedMeta descriptionA detailed analysis of the Delhi High Court ruling that an arbitral tribunal or institution need not seek MSME Council approv ..


Posted in Others |   103 Views


When Silence Becomes Evidence: Why the Supreme Court's Section 106 ruling matters in deaths inside the matrimonial home

  Sankalp Tiwari   25 May 2026 at 16:50

SEO titleHusband's Failure To Explain Wife's Death In Matrimonial Home: Supreme Court on Section 106 Evidence ActMeta descriptionA detailed, original article on the Supreme Court ruling that upheld a husband's conviction after his failure to explain ..


Posted in Others |   2 comments |   410 Views


Heard Before Judged: How Section 223 BNSS is Rewriting the Rules of Cognizance in NDPS Cases

  Sankalp Tiwari   23 May 2026 at 17:14

The Allahabad High Court's ruling in Shatrughan Kumar v. NCB closes a long-standing gap between how special courts took cognizance and what the new criminal code now demandsMeta Description: AI tools can generate a brand name in seconds — but I ..


Posted in Others |   166 Views


The Lawyer Who Hides the Bad Case: Why Full Disclosure in Court Is Not Optional

  Sankalp Tiwari   23 May 2026 at 16:43

Every now and then, early in Indian courtrooms, someone rises slowly. A thin file appears in hand. Pages flip without sound. One ruling after another spills out, spoken like script. Each example has been picked with care. Because it fits what they&rs ..


Posted in Others |   64 Views


When the Algorithm Names Your Brand: AI-Generated Trademarks and the Looming Legal Storm

  Sankalp Tiwari   18 May 2026 at 11:59

Most founders, marketers, or product leads have lived this scene at least once. You fire up an AI app, plug in something like "suggest ten memorable names for eco-friendly skincare." Instantly, it drops ideas that sound fresh, smart, usable - like so ..


Posted in Others |   277 Views


Mamata Banerjee Resignation Controversy: What the Bengal Standoff Reveals About Power, Mandate, and Constitutional Limits

  Sankalp Tiwari   12 May 2026 at 16:41

The failure by Mamata Banerjee to step down as Chief Minister following the 2026 West Bengal Assembly poll results has generated one of the most intense constitutional row in contemporary Indian politics. The disagreement is not merely about the reco ..


Posted in Others |   129 Views


The State Cannot Keep What It Never Earned: Bombay High Court's Stamp Duty Refund Ruling and What It Means for Every Property Buyer in Maharashtra

  Sankalp Tiwari   07 May 2026 at 17:26

Meta Description: The Bombay High Court in Manjeet Singh v. Chief Controller Revenue Authority has ruled that the State cannot retain stamp duty paid under a wrong head merely because the refund application was filed beyond the six-month statutory li ..


Posted in Others |   876 Views