In the matter of Harji Engineering Works Pvt. Ltd Vs. Hindustan Steelworks Construction Ltd. decided by the Hon’ble Calcutta High Court on 14.09.2021, the question before the Hon’ble Court was whether a Statement of Truth […]
In the matter of Medima LLC v. Balasore Alloys Limited in AP/267/2021 decided by the Calcutta High Court on 03.08.2021. BACKGROUND OF THE CASE: The petitioner had been awarded an amount of price USD […]
In the matter of Ladymoon Towers Private Limited v. Mahendra Investment Advisors Private Limited (CS 99/2020) decided by the Hon’ble Calcutta High Court on 13.08.2021 FACTS: The petitioner had moved the instant plea seeking […]
In the matter of Prabha Surana vs. Jaideep Halwasiya in GA 2 of 2021 in CS 52 of 2021 decided on 22.06.2021 by the Calcutta High Court. Facts: The Petitioner moved an application for temporary […]
Sirpur Paper Mills Limited Vs. I.K. Merchants Pvt. Ltd. (A.P. 550/2008) decided on 07.05.2021 by Hon’ble Calcutta High Court. Facts of the case: The present matter deals with a petition u/s 34 of the Arbitration […]
The Calcutta High Court has pronounced the above-mentioned ratio in the matter of Bismillah Khan vs. Union of India & Others (W.P. 928(W) of 2020). Facts: The petitioner was a Pakhtoon citizen and due to […]
The Calcutta High Court reiterated the above-mentioned proposition in the matter of Sanchayita Deb vs Sustana Deb (CO No. 3963 and 3964 of 2018) published on 15.01.2020. Also, in terms of language of section 9 […]
Calcutta High Court in a matter laid down the difference between “extension” and “renewal” of the lease deed. It was held that in the case of renewal, a new lease is required while in the […]
The Calcutta High Court in the matter of Amit Mondal Vs. Pannalal Das decided on 6th July, 2017 has held that Section 16(c) of the Specific Relief Act, provides that, in order to get a […]
Expenditure made for construction/acquisition of new facility subsequently abandoned at the work-in progress stage was allowable as incurred wholly or exclusively for the purpose of assessee’s business.
In order to claim the proprietory right on the trade mark of the exporter, the importer has to show that the mark has become inextricably connected with him in the eyes of the public.