The Supreme Court on Monday reiterated that mere denial of a debt or liability cannot shift the burden of proof from the

Whether it is a forest produce or not under Section 2(f) of the 1961 Act, is immaterial, the bench said.

The public policy contained in other statutory prohibitions, which need not necessarily go to jurisdiction of a court, must equally

It must further be proved that the accused abducted the woman with the intent that she may be compelled, or

The Reserve Bank of India on December 19, 2017, issued a notification directing all financial creditors to submit financial information

The Centre on the Death Penalty of the National Law University, released on November 8, a Judges’ Opinion Study, titled

On December 4, the Vice President, M.Venkaiah Naidu, in his capacity as the  Chairman, Rajya Sabha, disqualified the Janata Dal

The Supreme Court, on Friday, ruled that delay in seeking compensation from land acquisition authorities can be condoned in appropriate

Justice, according to the law, does not merely mean technical justice, but that law is to be administered to advance

The Supreme Court, in J Vasanthi vs N Ramani Kanthammal, has observed that proper valuation of the suit property stands

The Kerala Governor, P.Sathasivam tweeted on July 30 that he summoned the Chief Minister of Kerala, and the State Police

In his recent judgment in Swaraj Abhiyan v Union of India and Others, indicting the Centre for its inaction and

If there remained no subsisting mortgage, it is difficult to fathom what was to be redeemed, the bench observed. The

The landlord had approached the Rent Control Court seeking eviction of tenant under Section 11(4) (iii) and Section 11(4) (iv)

The Employees Compensation (Amendment) Act, 2017 received the President’s assent on April 12, 2017. It was introduced in the Lok