The most important judgment in KRBL Limited v. Praveen Kumar Buyyani & Ors on the day of 15 January 2025 marks a turning point in the jurisprudence of trademark law in India. The case was centred around the flagship brand of basmati rice, India Gate, and a rival brand called Bharat Gate. The issue in …
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India’s Constitution is commonly deemed the foundation of Indian democracy. It provides a list of basic rights, such as equality before the law, freedom of speech, right to life, and non-discrimination. But rights lack meaning if they do not provide a remedy. So, the creators of the Constitution gave the judiciary, the Supreme Court in …
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When an individual’s bail application is rejected by the lower courts, the next pertinent question frequently becomes – “Will I qualify for bail from the Supreme Court?” In Indian Law, personal liberty is a fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India which stipulates that “No person shall be deprived of his …
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In Indian criminal law, the principle “Bail not Jail” is the cornerstone of the judiciary. The Constitution embraces personal liberty through Article 21 by declaring that no person shall be imprisoned except by a legal procedure established by the law. It is very important to see bail as something more than a simple procedural relief; …
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In the criminal justice system in India, the bail system is one of the important protections for any person. It allows the individual to make use of the right to personal liberty as under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. At the same time, it safeguards the interest of justice. The bail system is primarily …
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Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is one of India’s most powerful judicial tools for protecting collective rights and ensuring access to justice. It allows courts to intervene when public rights are violated, particularly for the poor, illiterate, or socially disadvantaged who cannot easily approach the judiciary. Since the 1980s, the Supreme Court and High Courts have …
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In India, Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is an incredibly potent area of law developed by the judiciary. It is permitted for individuals or groups of citizens to approach the court about a matter of public concern, even if they are not personally affected by it. PIL has given an effective legal instrument to ordinary citizens …
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Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is the major and most influential judicial innovation in the Indian judicial system, which gives the power to the people to claim their right in matters that affect society as a whole. Previously, only the aggrieved party had the right to file a case in the court. But now, any citizen …
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Are you about to withdraw from your Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF)? Whether you’re facing a medical emergency, taking out a home loan, or retirement is nearing, knowing the correct EPF withdrawal rules can save you time, money, and a headache! This article lays out all the EPF withdrawal rules in India, such as eligibility, online …
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For millions of workers in India, fair pay is often the difference between a life with dignity and one of exploitation. The Minimum Wages Act, 1948 was created to protect this right, and ensure that in certain employments, the employee was paid a wage, that at minimum, allows an employee to satisfy their most basic …
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