The Mandal Commission Case, Indra Sawhney & Ors. V. Unioin of India & Ors.
The landmark judgment in Indra Sawhney v. Union of India (1992), popularly known as the Mandal Commission Case, remains one of the most significant constitutional rulings in India’s history on affirmative action and equality. Delivered by a nine-judge bench with a 6:3 majority, the decision upheld the constitutionality of 27% reservation for Other Backward Classes […]
FROM APPLICATION TO OPPOSITION: A DUAL PERSPECTIVE ON TRADEMARK REGISTRATION IN INDIA
Trademarks are vital instruments of commercial identity, symbolizing the source and quality_x000D_ of goods or services while safeguarding consumer interests. They represent the goodwill a_x000D_ business cultivates over time and ensure that competitors cannot exploit that reputation_x000D_ through deceptively similar marks. In India, trademark law strikes a delicate balance between_x000D_ protecting proprietors’ rights and preserving […]
CASE COMMENTARY ON URMILA DIXIT VS. SUNIL SHARAN DIXIT AND ORS. 2025 INSC 20
This paper discusses the landmark judgment delivered by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India. This case revolves around Section 23 of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 (hereinafter ‚Äòthe Act’), which deals with ‚ÄúTransfer of property to be void in certain circumstances‚Äù. Basically, the Apex Court held that senior citizens […]
THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT: A PILLAR OF COMMERCIAL LAW
The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 is a cornerstone of commercial law, facilitating transactions that evolved after the barter system. It governs key instruments like promissory notes, bills of exchange, and cheques, which act as vital catalysts for commercial transactions among businesses. A negotiable instrument is essentially a transferable written document entitling a person to a […]
CORPORATE FRAUDS: A STUDY OF HIGH PROFILE CASES IN INDIA
Corporate fraud poses a substantial threat to national economic prosperity, as evidenced by its increasing prevalence amid global trends of globalisation, liberalisation and privatisation. _x000D_ This research paper meticulously examines the complex dimensions of corporate fraud, defined herein as an intentional act employing deception to accomplish illicit financial gain, and elucidates the fundamental constituents of […]
INSIDE THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN INDIA: A LEGAL AND HUMAN PERSPECTIVE
The Indian constitution provides special provisions for the special protection and empowerment of children, which often contradict juvenile crimes. The Juvenile Justice system in India tries to uphold the rights and well-being of children in conflict with the law within the country’s legal framework. While the recent cases of 2025, where the plea of juvenility […]
DIVORCE LAWS IN INDIA: A QUESTION OF FAITH OR JUSTICE?
In India, marriage signifies a bond between two people that is tied through a sacred thread, either as seven circles around sacred fire, or three words spoken in a mosque, or vows before a cross; these threads carry different faiths of society and can sometimes end up broken in courts, either painfully or swiftly, as […]
FROM STARS TO LEGISLATIONS: HOW INDIA REGULATES ITS SPACE LAWS?
From the ancient theories of Aryabhata and Brahmagupta to launching the first crewed mission in space by 2027, India’s space journey is nothing short of extraordinary, establishing its power on the global stage by advancing its technology, yet still relying on its old, scattered policies. While we see the rise in many private institutions and […]
The Changing Contour of the Global Currency Reserve System
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Blog: Rights And Duties of Indian Citizens
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