On the collegium's advice, the President of India is the nominating authority who names judges. Neither the Indian Constitution nor any other legislation mentions the Collegium System.
In the case of Ravi Kumar v. Chevrox Constructions Ltd., the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on February 16 overturned a judgment by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in Kolkata that had admitted a 104-year-old government-owned business into bankruptcy.
This document is a comprehensive legal draft aimed at providing a structured format for civil pleadings. It is crafted to ensure adherence to the procedural requisites of the court and to present the facts, issues, and prayers for relief in a clear
This document is a comprehensive legal draft aimed at providing a structured format for civil pleadings. It is crafted to ensure adherence to the procedural requisites of the court and to present the facts, issues, and prayers for relief in a clear
This document is a comprehensive legal draft aimed at providing a structured format for civil pleadings. It is crafted to ensure adherence to the procedural requisites of the court and to present the facts, issues, and prayers for relief in a clear
In a landmark decision, the Delhi High Court has ruled that the right to adopt a child is not a fundamental right but a statutory one, emphasizing the paramountcy of child welfare in adoption proceedings. This ruling sheds light on the complexities
The lawsuit filed by Alexei Navalny's mother against Russian officials marks a critical juncture in the quest for justice and transparency in Russia. Amidst accusations of foul play and governmental obstruction, this legal battle underscores the enduring struggle for civil liberties and
This article serves as a comprehensive guide to demystifying the intricate process of probate, offering valuable insights into will execution, legal intricacies, and the systematic distribution of assets. Whether you're a legal professional, an executor, or an heir, this guide navigates you
The Supreme Court of India recently reaffirmed the principle that judicial decisions cannot infringe upon Fundamental Rights, emphasizing the judiciary's autonomy and the established legal framework's integrity. This observation, rooted in the precedent of Naresh Shridhar Mirajkar Vs. State of Maharashtra, highlights
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a defamation case against Senior Advocate Vikas Pahwa, upholding the principle of absolute privilege in judicial proceedings. The decision emphasizes the protection of legal professionals' statements made in the course of their duties, reinforcing the integrity