A private jet climbing out of Abuja lost its door at 3,500 feet before making an emergency landing. Here is what international aviation law and tort rules say about such mid-air failures.
The Supreme Court has issued sweeping mandatory directives ordering schools to teach safe and unsafe touch, train staff to spot grooming, and display child helplines in every classroom.
Actor Imran Khan has moved the Bombay High Court against the FRRO's notice directing him to leave India, arguing the order violates procedural safeguards and his rights as an Overseas Citizen of India.
A cruise passenger survived 20 hours adrift after jumping into the sea to 'disembark'. Here is what the law says about rescue investigations and mandatory mental health evaluations.
A cruise passenger survived 20 hours adrift after jumping into the sea to 'disembark'. Here is what the law says about rescue investigations and mandatory mental health evaluations.
The Supreme Court has firmly ruled that state governments cannot acquire temple endowment properties through gift deeds, calling such transfers completely void under law.
A serving Metropolitan Police officer in London faces charges of attempted rape and strangulation, raising serious questions about police accountability and criminal law.
The International Journal of Law Management & Humanities has opened submissions for its upcoming issue. Here is everything law students and professionals need to know to submit by October 25.
The Supreme Court has issued notice on the constitutional validity of Section 172 BNSS, a new clause granting police broad detention powers, while declining to revisit prohibitory orders under Section 163.
A tourist accidentally reduced a luxury Bali villa to ash while trying to chase away a spider. Here is the legal fallout when an everyday panic turns into massive property destruction.