Case Analysis
11th Dec, 2014
Once the execution of Cheque is admitted, it shall be taken that the cheque was issued by the accused in favour of the complainant towards the discharge of the liability.
11th Dec, 2014
Marriages performed in secrecy in the chambers of Advocates and Bar Association Rooms, will not amount to solemnisation and only women who are victims of such marriage can question the same in matrimonial proceedings before […]
11th Dec, 2014
The court never terminates the mandate of an arbitrator. It stands terminated on the happening of an event or event. The court only declares it.
1st Dec, 2014
What is the scope of judicial review of award of contracts was the issue before Court in the matter namely, Jagdish Mandal vs. State of Orissa and Ors., decided on 11.12.2006 [MANU/SC/0090/2007 = [2006] Supp […]
1st Dec, 2014
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.
1st Dec, 2014
The creditor in order to seek winding up of a company must prove that the debt is clear and unimpeachable in law and the debt must have crystallized and if the accounts are not settled, […]
1st Dec, 2014
An agreement or compromise should not be deemed to be lawful if the same is void or voidable under Indian Contract Act, 1872.
1st Dec, 2014
The provision contained in Section 132(1) of the Income Tax Act 1961 enables the competent authority to direct for issue of search and seizure on the basis of formation of an opinion which a reasonable […]
1st Dec, 2014
The expression “justice” when it comes to setting aside an award under the public policy ground can only mean that an award shocks the conscience of the court
24th Nov, 2014
The Apex Court in the case namely R. Ramamurthi Iyer vs Raja V. Rajeswara Rao reported as AIR 1973 SC 643 dealt with the law relating to partition i.e. how the nature and incidents a […]
24th Nov, 2014
Ordinarily, encashment of an unconditional bank guarantee is not injuncted by a court. In order to obtain an order of injunction, the aggrieved party is required to demonstrate that it is either a case of […]
24th Nov, 2014
An arbitration agreement is an independent agreement and is binding on both the parties and neither of the parties can unilaterally change the terms and conditions of any agreement.