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Anoushka Mehta is currently a penultimate year law student (B.A., LL.B) (Hons.) at Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai. She is a reviewer at Economic & Political Weekly and is also pursuing a Diploma in Advanced Contract Drafting, Negotiation and Dispute Resolution. She aims to write on legal issues alongside working in the area of corporate law.
To ensure that there is no further delay in execution and that buyers get possessions of their homes at the earliest, SC orders transfer of Jaypee case appeals to itself from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLAT)
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To accomplish the goals of Atmanirbhar Bharat, the Ministry of Finance on Saturday extended the ambit of MSME Loans lending scheme to include individual professionals as well
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The Court issues a unique conditional bail in a sexual harassment complaint. The applicant was directed to visit the complainant’s house for Rakhi with a box of sweets and Rs. 11,000 as a customary gift.
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The rules notified by the MCA state the procedure for the removal of the Members of the Tribunal. The rules apply equally on all the members of the NCLT and NCLAT.
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The Constitution makers envisioned the law being the guiding factor in all actions of the State. With the latest Vikas Dubey killing, there needs to be reflection and re-examination on this Rule of Law losing its significance in our democratic principles.
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In an appeal to the December 2019 NCLAT order which reinstated Mr. Cyrus Mistry as the Chairman of the Tata group, Tata Sons files a rejoinder in the Supreme Court. It denies the allegations by Mr. Mistry and says his claim of ‘good performance’ hold untrue.
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The SC in an appeal observed that while applying the multiplier method in computing Motor Accident Compensation, prospects of advancements in life and career to also be calculated along with factoring the disability.
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Passports of blacklisted foreign nationals of the religious organisation Tablighi Jamaat confiscated by police due to their alleged involvement in spreading Coronavirus. SC adjourns hearing of their plea seeking restoration of their documents to 31st July.
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The Central Information Commission (CIC) stated that the details of the Income Tax Returns are personal in nature and hence exempted from disclosure to the wife.
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To ensure lesser reliance on imported goods specifically Chinese goods, Supreme Court issues notice to e-commerce/business house platforms to display country of origin to help customers make an informed decision.
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