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141.
FAQ: Legal Position of Encryption in India
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(Blog: Technology, Media & Telecommunications)
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by sflc_admin | June 29, 2016 The Indian Supreme Court on 29th June, 2016 refused to entertain a petition that sought a ban on WhatsApp and other similar applications that use strong end to end encryption ...
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Created on 29 June 2016
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142.
Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016 - Summary
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(Blog: Real estate & property laws)
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... period.
RERA, upon revocation:
Shall debar the Promoter from accessing the Authority’s website in relation to the project and the name of the Promoter shall be added to the list of defaulters along ...
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Created on 28 June 2016
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143.
Female as Karta of a Hindu Undivided Family
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(Blog: Uncategorized)
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... Thus, according to the passage, female members of the family are barred from possessing the right of survivorship. Females though have the right to maintenance.
On the other hand, Courts in India have ...
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Created on 23 June 2016
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144.
Right to advertising of lawyers
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(Blog: About legal practice)
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... inevitably brought. The Bar Council of India still maintains strict standards with respect to the legal community. An illustration of these standards can be seen as Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India ...
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Created on 20 June 2016
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145.
India's first National Civil Aviation Polic
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(Blog: Analysis)
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... India.
It may be relevant to mention that Piyush holds the position of Vice-Chair of the Aviation Committee at the Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA).
Piyush has been recognized as a prominent practitioner ...
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Created on 17 June 2016
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146.
Economic Impact of Usage of FOSS in Government – IIMB Report – June 2015
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(Blog: Technology, Media & Telecommunications)
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... examines the impact of FOSS use in government departments in different states in India. The focus is on tangible and intangible impacts of FOSS. The study identifies barriers to adoption of FOSS and policy ...
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Created on 09 June 2016
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147.
Part III: Applicability of the 2015 Arbitration Amendment Act to Arbitration Related Court Proceedings: The Lok Sabha Debates
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(Blog: Analysis)
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... Before embarking on the Lok Sabha debates, it would do well to contextualise the discussion. The predecessor to the relevant Lok Sabha Debates seems to be the judgement of the Hon’ble Madras High Court ...
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Created on 06 June 2016
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148.
The SC was right in upholding criminal defamation: Here's a better road to abolitio
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(Blog: Litigation, arbitration & dispute resolution)
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... may put them behind bars then they might think twice before publishing any libelous statement.
23 out of 28 E.U. states still retain criminal defamation. In Italy, the law still stands notwithstanding ...
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Created on 04 June 2016
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149.
NCLT and NCLAT constituted and CLB being dissolved
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... to be made on constitution of NCLT and NCLAT in line with the Judgement of the Supreme Court in Madras Bar Association's case decided on 14 May 2015. The Government has gone ahead without the said Bill ...
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Created on 02 June 2016
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150.
Amendment to Section 63 and 63-1A of the Maharashtra Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act (a comparative study)
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(Blog: Real estate & property laws)
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Section 63 of the Maharashtra Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act (for short “MTAL” or “the Act”) barred transfer of Agricultural lands to Non-Agriculturist without the permission of the Collector or Officer ...
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Created on 01 June 2016
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151.
Special Courts Under the Companies Act, 2013 Notified
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... Courts.
SPECIAL COURTS DESIGNATED
Existing courts in the State of Maharashtra, Jammu and Kashmir, Goa, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and Union territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and ...
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Created on 30 May 2016
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152.
India is shutting down its tax havens: Why this may be a good thing.
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(Blog: Tax (indirect & direct))
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... cost effectively in India. This does not however mean that misadventures do not cost money, or that English barristers do not have to be flown in for a Singapore arbitration. The distortions introduced ...
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Created on 26 May 2016
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153.
Journey of Aadhaar
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(Blog: Technology, Media & Telecommunications)
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by sflc_admin | May 21, 2016 2006:March 3rd: Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology gave an administrative approval for a scheme to issue unique ...
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Created on 21 May 2016
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154.
Open letter to the Times Group re Justice Gita Mittal: When will you ever learn?
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... for an immediate unconditional apology. For reference please have a look at http://barandbench.com/now-senior-advocates-rise-defend-gita-mittal-j-demand-unconditional-apology-toi/ and legally India’s http://www.legallyindia.com/bar-bench-litigation/34-delhi-seniors-find-toi-report-on-delhi-hc-justice-gita-mittal-s-tardy-disposal-rate-appalling-demand-unconditional-prominent-apology ...
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Created on 20 May 2016
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155.
NLSTIAM 2016: Arbitration Moot Live Blog!
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(Blog: Mooting Premier League)
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... arbitration at Clifford Chance, and Steven Lim, the Managing Partner at Nabarro LLP.
A busy day awaits for all the teams. We'll start posting when rounds start tomorrow!
06:15- The problem discussion ...
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Created on 19 May 2016
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156.
How do you criminally defame a corpse? Ask the SC
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(Blog: Constitutional Law)
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... Explanation is absolutely excessive as it enables the family members to prosecute a criminal action whereas they are debarred to initiate civil action for damages… Explanation 1 is anomalous and creates ...
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Created on 19 May 2016
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157.
Vicarious liability of director of a company in an offence under section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881 – The Present Position
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(Blog: Analysis)
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... Ramamurthy v. R.B.S. Channabasavaradhya[3] which reads:
“7. A bare perusal of the complaint petitions demonstrates that the statutory requirements contained in Section 141 of the Negotiable ...
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Created on 19 May 2016
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158.
Why the Supreme Court’s Criminal Defamation Judgment is Per Incuriam
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(Blog: Constitutional Law)
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... of the Supreme Court are cited at the Bar. We think that the inviolable recourse is to apply the earliest view as the succeeding ones would fall in the category of per incuriam.” The expansion of the doctrine ...
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Created on 18 May 2016
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159.
Glimpse of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... to make a new start. While facilitating failed Corporate person to wind up painlessly, the code can pave the way to resurrection also.
Politicians and bureaucrats would be debarred from holding public ...
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Created on 18 May 2016
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160.
The Supreme Court’s Criminal Defamation Judgment: Glaringly Flawed
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(Blog: Constitutional Law)
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... – that criminalising a private wrong is a disproportionate – and therefore, unreasonable – restriction upon free speech, is not considered by the Court.
From page 138, the Court embarks upon a topic ...
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Created on 13 May 2016