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Advocates Are Exempted From GST & Service Tax – Orrisa HC On Harassment Faced By Advocates

KEY TAKEAWAYS The case in reference is Devi Prasad Tripathy v/s. The Principal Commissioner CGST & Central Excise Bhubaneshwar and others. [W.P.(C) No. 27727 of 2020] This case was heard by a 2 judge bench of Orrisa High Court comprising of Chief Justice of Orrisa High Court Justice B.P Routray and Justice S Muralidhar. Recently, the Orrisa High Cou..

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Top News Headlines 10th April 2021 : Delhi High Court : Increasing Upper Limit for Legal Abortions Are of Enormous Significance

Delhi High Court: Increasing Upper Limit for Legal Abortions Are of 'Enormous Significance’ The Bench, on Tuesday, observed that the changes brought by the recently notified Medical Termination o..

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A Man's Poverty Cannot Be A Ground To Mitigate Punishment For Offences Relating To Drugs

KEY TAKEAWAYS An appeal filed by the accused in the Supreme Court of India challenging the verdict passed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The case in reference is Gurdev Singh v. State of Punjab [Criminal Appeal No. 375 of 2021] In t..

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Shabby Law Colleges & Low Standard Education Shows The Scenario Of Education System In Our Country – NV Ramana, J

KEY TAKEAWAYS Recently Justice Ramana addressed a batch of fresh law graduates of (DSNLU) Damodar Sanjivayya National Law University. It was the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th convocation ceremony for law graduates held in DSNLU where the speaker Justice NV Ramana spoke at length about t..

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Causation Of Crimes: Can We Pinpoint What Leads To Criminal Activity

KEY TAKEAWAYS Pyromania is one of the four recognized types of arson. A person with kleptomania has a recurring drive to steal that he or she cannot resist, stealing items for the sake of stealing, not because they have or want the items, or because they can't afford to shop..

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Justice C.V Ramana Succeeds As The Next Chief Justice Of India & Looking Back At Some Of The Famous CJI Of All Time

INTRODUCTION Soon by the end of this month, we would be welcoming our next Chief Justice of India. This article gives you a glimpse of what his life and career were before being appointed by the president as the 48th Chief Justice of India but with that let us also look upon the lives of some famous judges who served as the C..

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Nitty- Gritties Of The Legal Notice

INTRODUCTION There are many instances where an individual or an entity takes a legal action against another. It is a foremost step to notify another party that you plan to initiate a legal action against them. It is the reason why legal notice are sent to an individual or an entity. Instances can be property dispute, eviction..

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Delhi Court Grants Bail To Accused Businessman Anoop Kumar Gupta

KEY TAKEAWAYS The Joint Managing Director of the company KRBL Limited was accused by the Enforcement Directorate with regard to offences involving money laundering. The ED had taken the businessman inti custody on the 29th of January for lacking cooperation in the probe of the I..

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Quality Of Reasons Matters The Most: Supreme Court Sets Aside Bail Granted To Accused In Dowry Death Case

OVERVIEW In the case of Sonu v. Sonu Yadav and Another, the Supreme Court clarified that the quality of reasons matters the most while setting aside the bail granted to the accused by the Allahabad High Court. The instant case pertains to dowry death. The Supreme Court was approached to ..

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Man Accused Of Dealing With Drugs Cannot Be Excused On The Grounds Of Being Poor

OVERVIEW The case came up before the Supreme Court as an appeal was filed by the accused after being sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for 15 years under section 21 of the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act. (NDPS Act) In order to lessen the punishment imposed on h..

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Wearing Mask Is Mandatory Even When Driving Alone: Delhi HC

OVERVIEW  On a judgement dated 7th April, 2021, the Delhi High Court Justice Prathiba M. Singh mandated the wearing of masks even in circumstances when a person is driving alone in a private car and stated “A mask is a `Suraksha kavach’ for preventing the spread of the corona virus. It protects the person wea..

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Goa Assembly Speaker to decide on the disqualification of 10 MLAs who moved from Congress to BJP: Solicitor General of India tells the Supreme Court

OVERVIEW The Solicitor General of India, Tushar Mehta informed the Supreme Court of the decision of the Speaker of the Goa Legislative Assembly, Rajesh Patnekar to decide on the disqualification of the 10 Members of Legislative Assembly (MLA)s, who moved from the political party Congress to the political party BJP (Bhartiya J..

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Matter Is Settled – SC Asked To Dispose Of The Matter In Enrica Lexie Case

KEY TAKEAWAYS Lately, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta has requested the Supreme Court to urgently hear on the interim application filed by the Union of India. The interim application was filed with regards to the lawsuit relating 2012 case of 2 Italian marines killing 2 Indian fi..

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Top News Headlines 9th April 2021 : Supreme Court Dismisses Appeals of Maharashtra Govt

Supreme Court Dismisses Appeals of Maharashtra Govt, Anil Deshmukh against CBI Enquiry on Param Bir Singh's Allegations On Thursday, the SC dismissed the petitions filed by Maharashtra Government and its former a href="https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/news/param-bir-singh-moves-to-bombay-hc-seeking-cbi-probe-against-anil..

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Fair Use Of Copyrighted Work

Key Takeaways The Doctrine of Fair Use under the US Act and The Doctrine of Fair Dealing under Section 52 of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957 are exceptions to copyright infringement. The Amendment to the Act in the year 2012 has been a stepping stone for providing better clarity ..

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