Popular eatery chain Rameshwaram Cafe has issued an alert against fake franchise offers. Here is a look at what Indian law says about such corporate frauds.
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The International Journal for Legal Research and Analysis (IJLRA) has announced a call for papers for Volume 2, Issue 7, offering cash prizes and publication perks.
The Maharashtra Public Service Commission has added 11,010 posts to its Group-C drive, taking the total vacancy count to 16,717.
Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon successfully cast his vote in the US elections from the International Space Station, floating 400 km above Earth.
A viral video shows a man driving an excavator into a government building in China over alleged compensation disputes. We look at what happens under Indian law for such extreme acts of public property damage.
A Bonfire Night prank turned into a criminal investigation in the UK after firefighters were targeted with fireworks. Here is what the law says about attacking first responders.
A holiday proposal trip turned into a tragedy when a tourist chased a backpack thief and fatally ran him over, leading to a prison sentence for manslaughter.
NITI Aayog has opened applications for its prestigious internship program in New Delhi. Here is everything law students and young graduates need to know.
A routine traffic stop in Scotland revealed thousands of pounds worth of illegal drugs alongside an unexpected passenger: a lamb happily eating potato chips in the back seat.
With live-streaming and social media, discussing court cases is easier than ever. But where does free speech end and contempt of court begin under Indian law?
An FIR has been registered after a forged Allahabad High Court order tricked the Department of Telecommunications into blocking 95 websites.
The Delhi High Court has restrained a US-based entity from pursuing a copyright lawsuit in California against TV Today Network over weather clips used in Indian news broadcasts.
The Madras High Court has strongly ruled that women asking for child maintenance cannot be called gold diggers, emphasizing that a father's financial responsibility does not end with a marriage.
The Jharkhand High Court recently held that a wife pursuing higher education or a job after marriage cannot be labelled over-ambitious to deny her a divorce.