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Chairman, Directors And Officers Can't Be Summoned In Criminal Complaint Against Company Without Specific Allegations About Their Individual Role

KEY TAKEAWAYS The Supreme Court has reiterated that a company's Chairman, Managing Director/Executive Director, and others cannot be summoned in a criminal case if specific allegations about their specific role are not made in the complaint, as they cannot be held vicariously liable for the company's criminal ..

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Top News Headlines 4th Oct 2021: 105th Constitutional Amendment Act Deemed To Be In Force From 15th August 2021

105th Constitutional Amendment Act Deemed To Be In Force From 15th August 2021 According to a recent notification from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, the Constitution (One Hundred and Fifth Amendment) Act, 2021 came into force on 15th August, 2021. The 105th Amendment Act restores the power of the State Gover..

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According To The SC, Labour Courts Cannot Invalidate Management's Decisions Based On A Simple Assumption

NAME OF THE CASE AND CORAM NAME: Standard Chartered Bank Vs RC Srivastava CORAM: Justice Ajay Rastogi and Justice Abhay S Oka CITATION: LL 2021 SC 525 KEY TAKEAWAYS li style="..

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According To The Supreme Court, The Right To Seek Bail Is An Absolute Right Enshrined In Articles 14, 19, And 21

NAME OF THE CASE AND CORAM NAME: High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan versus The State of Rajasthan and Another CORAM: Justices L Nageswara Rao and Aniruddha Bose CITATION: LL 2021 SC 523 K..

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Insurance Claim Can Be Rejected If Vehicle Was Used Without Valid Registration

KEY TAKEAWAYS If there is a fundamental infringement of the policy's terms and conditions, the claim of insurance money will be disallowed, said a bench headed by Justice U ULalit. It is a fundamental breach if the vehicle was driven/used without a valid registration on the ..

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Power Of Attorney Having Authorization Of Financial Creditor Can File Application U/S 7 IBC

KEY TAKEAWAYS The Supreme Court stated that a financial creditor's power of attorney who has been given authorization can file an application on its behalf under Section 7 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. BACKGROUND li style="text-align: justify..

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Irrigation Department Of State Not An Industrial Establishment U/S 25l Of ID Act

KEY TAKEAWAYS The Supreme Court has held that the Irrigation Department of the State of Madhya Pradesh is not a "Industrial Establishment" under Section 25L of the Industrial Disputes Act, and that the test for determining whether or not a Department is an Industrial Establishment is to consider the Departme..

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Differences Between Compoundable Offences And Non- Compoundable Offences

Key Takeaways An agreement or settlement between the injured party and the person who is the subject of the complaint is known as a composition. Compoundable offences are those that can be resolved by the parties coming to an agreement. Th..

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The Trademarks Act, 1999

Introduction to Trademark Trademarks are a type of intellectual property. A trademark is a name, word, or symbol that distinguishes the goods of one business from those of others. Marketing goods or services by procedure becomes easier with a trademark because product recognition is assured and made more manageable. The owner..

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Top News Headlines 1st Oct 2021: Power Of Attorney Having Authorization Of Financial Creditor Can File Application U/S 7 IBC

Power Of Attorney Having Authorization Of Financial Creditor Can File Application U/S 7 IBC The case was of Rajendra Narottamdas Sheth v. Chandra Prakash Jain. The decision was given by Justices L. Nageswara Rao, BR Gavai and BV Nagarathna. The Court upheld the view of the NCLAT and stated that the authorisation was granted b..

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Afghanistan, The Taliban Takeover And The International System: A Detailed Analysis

KEY TAKEAWAYS The article makes an elaborated analysis on the recent political crisis in Afghanistan. It looks into the history of the country at a glance and the emergence of the Taliban groups. The country had an unstable political histo..

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Burden Of Proof: A Duty To Get Justice

Key Takeaways The need to prove a fact is known as the burden of proof. Every party must establish facts that are favourable to them or adverse to their opponents. The prosecution bears the duty of demonstrating everything necessary to prove the charge against the accused and th..

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LLB Notes: First Year: Law Of Torts: Introduction And Principles Of Liability In Tort

A) Constituents of Tort To constitute a tort, the following conditions have to be satisfied: There should be a wrongful act or omission. The act or omission should result in a legal damage to the plaintiff. li style="text-align: jus..

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Even If A Settlement Is Attained After Sentence, Non-Compoundable Criminal Cases Of Mainly Personal Nature Can Be Dismissed U/S 482 CrPC

NAME OF THE CASE AND CORAM Case: Ramgopal vs. State of Madhya Pradesh Coram: CJI NV Ramana and Justice Surya Kant Case No: CrA 1489 of 2012 KEY-TAKEAWAYS li style="text-align:..

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According To The Karnataka HC, Bala Sanyasa Is Legal; There Is No Legal Or Constitutional Barrier To A Child Becoming A Saint

NAME OF THE CASE AND CORAM Case Name: P Lathavya Acharya And State Of Karnataka Case Citation: WP 8926/2021 KEY TAKEAWAYS No violation of Fundamental rights by practicing Bala-sanyasa..

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