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Can Judges Be Taxed on Judicial Allowances? The Delhi High Court's Verdict Raises a Bigger Constitutional Question

Introduction   Every year, millions of taxpayers in India compare the old and new tax systems to figure out which one results in a lower tax burden. These discussions often focus on deductions under Section 80C, house rent allowance, standard deductions, or the advantages of one system over the other. In this context, a disagreement regarding the tax treatment of judicial..

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No Benefit Of Caste Identity Available After Religious Conversion: SC

It is definitely most significant to pay our utmost unremitting attention especially those who themselves convert to other religion that in a major development directly affecting those who convert, we see that none other than the Supreme Court itself in a most learned, laudable, landmark, logical and latest judgment titled Chinthada Anand vs State of Andhra Pradesh and others in Criminal Appeal..

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Minority Shareholder Protection in India: Balancing Majority Rule and Corporate Democracy

1. INTRODUCTION Corporate governance revolves around a fundamental tension: how to allow the majority to drive the business forward efficiently while ensuring that the minority is not unfairly trampled. In India, where family-owned enterprises, promoter-led conglomerates, and concentrated shareholding structures dominate the corporate landscape, this tension is particularly acute. Cor..

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The Limits of Artifical Intelligence in Adjudication: Analysing The Supreme Courts Zero-Tolerance Approach to Ai-Generated Fake Precedents

INTRODUCTION Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the legal profession by making legal research, document review, drafting, and case analysis quicker. Previously time consuming manual processes are now completed in minutes, boosting efficiency and access to legal information. The same technology, however, poses a serious threat to the administration of justice: that of fals..

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Oppression and Mismanagement: Re-Examining Judicial Intervention In Corporate Affairs

INTRODUCTION The principle of majority rule has long been regarded as the cornerstone of company law. Since a company functions through decisions taken by its shareholders, the will of the majority ordinarily prevails in matters concerning its management and affairs. This principle promotes efficiency in corporate decision-making and prevents unnecessary judicial interference in the i..

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Why Houston Has Become a Destination for International Professionals and Families

Houston has long been recognized as one of the most internationally connected cities in the United States. Its thriving economy, diverse population, and opportunities across healthcare, engineering, technology, education, and energy continue to attract professionals and families from around the world. For many individuals relocating to Texas, understanding the U.S. immigration process i..

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International Payment Gateway Setup in 2026: How Indian Businesses Can Add Cross-Border Acceptance Without Rebuilding Checkout

An Indian company that sells products or services online often reaches a well-known dilemma: the checkout works fine for domestic customers, but fails for international buyers. Cards get declined for reasons unknown, prices show up on the screen in the wrong currency, and the support team can’t handle the issues it hasn’t come across domestically. When such things happen, business o..

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THE COLLEGIUM SYSTEM IN INDIA: Constitutional Origins, Judicial Evolution, and the 2026 Expansion to 37+1 Judges

Abstract The collegium system for judicial appointments in India represents one of the most consequential and contested institutional arrangements in the nation's constitutional history. Emerging from the landmark judgment in S.P. Gupta v. Union of India (1981) and crystallised through a series of landmark 'Judges Cases,' the system has evolved over four decades from executive primacy..

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Children Have A Fundamental Right To Play Games And Apartment Owners Association Cannot Restrict The Same Arbitrarily: Karnataka HC

It is entirely in the fitness of things that while striking the right chord, the Karnataka High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark, logical and latest oral judgment titled Sangeetha Agarwal v Esteem Gardenia Apartment Owners Association in Regular First Appeal No. 1826 of 2021 and cited in Neutral Citation No.: NC: 2026:KHC:30529 that was pronounced on June 16, 2026 has minced absolute..

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How Digital Evidence Can Help or Harm a Personal Injury Claim

These days, digital evidence plays an important role in personal injury cases. The events before, during, and immediately after an accident can be established in a variety of ways. The same evidence can also weaken a seemingly solid claim if it contradicts certain facts already presented in court. This article discusses how digital evidence can help or harm a personal injury claim. Com..

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MP HC Takes Suo Motu Cognizance Against Threats To Judge Tabassum Khan

It is most consoling and most refreshing to see that the Madhya Pradesh High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark, logical and latest judgment titled In Reference (Suo Moto) Judicial Officers of the State of MP Vs The State of MP and Others in WP No. 12756 of 2016 that was pronounced just recently on July 1, 2026  while catching the bull by the horns and taking serious note of life ..

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Alcohol in the Report Isn’t Alcohol at the Wheel: Kerala High Court’s ₹15 Lakh Insurance Ruling

Index Introduction Case Details and Coram Factual Background The Two Issues Before the Court Issue One: Causal Nexus Between the Accident and Death Issue Two: “Consumption” of Alcohol Is Not the Same as Being “Under the Influence” Strict Construction of Insurance Exclusion Clauses Prec..

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FIR Over a Dog Dressed as Krishna, Quashed: What Section 298 of BNS Actually Requires?

Index Introduction: Section 298 BNS and the "Lord Krishna" Case Case Details and Coram Factual Background: FIR No. 67 and the WhatsApp Status Statutory Text and Ingredients of Section 298 BNS Contentions on Behalf of the Petitioner Contentions on Behalf of the State Judicial Interpretation of "Object": The Ejusdem Gene..

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Determination of Market Value for Land Acquisition

1.Introduction The Government of India believed there was a heightened public concern on land acquisition issues in India. Of particular concern was that despite many amendments, over the years, to India’s Land Acquisition Act of 1894, there was an absence of a cohesive national law that addressed fair compensation when private land is acquired for public use, and fair rehabilit..

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An Advocate’s Professional Fees Cannot Be Treated as "Proceeds of Crime" - Analysing the Allahabad High Court's Ruling in Ayush Bajpai v. State of U.P.

Index Introduction Factual Background The Legal Issue Before the Court Statutory Framework: Section 102 CrPC and the Powers of the Cyber Cell "Proceeds of Crime": A Borrowed Term from the PMLA The Court's Reasoning The Key Distinction Drawn by the Court Reliance on Precedent: Khalsa Medical Store v. RBI ..

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