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Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court Holds That Employees Cannot Subsequently Challenge Their Promotion After Accepting The Same Without Demur

In a recent judgment, passed in the matter of Shri Shripad Dwarkanath Gupte and Ors. v. Union of India[1] the Hon’ble Bombay High Court (“HC”) elucidated that employees who have accepted promotions based on grades,

Parties Can Not Take Leverage Of The Availability Of Limitation Period Of 3 Years For Specific Performance Suits Without Justifiable Grounds

Parties Can Not Take Leverage Of The Availability Of Limitation Period Of 3 Years For Specific Performance Suits Without Justifiable Grounds

The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) in a recent decision[1], reiterated the position settled by courts, regarding when a specific performance suit ought to be preferred by a party to an agreement. The facts in the

Service Provider Must Substantiate Any Claim That A Service Was Availed For Commercial Purposes Supreme Court

Service Provider Must Substantiate Any Claim That A Service Was Availed For Commercial Purposes: Supreme Court

In a judgment passed by the Supreme Court, delivered by a Bench presided by the Hon’ble Justice Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha and Justice Aravind Kumar. The Hon’ble Bench dismissed appeals filed by Shriram Chits (India) Private

Deceptively Similar Trademark Delhi High Court Grants Permanent Injunction To Karim’s

Deceptively Similar Trademark: Delhi High Court Grants Permanent Injunction To Karim’s

The Bench of Hon’ble Delhi High Court, comprising of Hon’ble Justice Sanjeev Narula rendered a significant ruling, in favour of Karim Hotels Pvt. Ltd. (“Plaintiff Company”) in a trademark infringement Suit. The legal dispute revolved

Procedural pitfalls: An Analysis of improper Summons service in M/S Trois Corporation HK Ltd v. M/s National Ventures Pvt Limited

Procedural pitfalls: An Analysis of improper Summons service in M/S Trois Corporation HK Ltd v. M/s National Ventures Pvt Limited

Abstract: In the case of M/s Trois Corporation HK Ltd v. M/s National Ventures Private Limited, the Hon’ble Supreme Court grappled with the intricacies of procedural fairness and adherence to legal requirements in civil litigation.

Supreme Court: Straight Jacket formula cannot be applied for granting the divorce on the ground of Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage under Article 142 of the Constitution of India

In a recent judgement[1], the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India held that the straight jacket formula cannot be applied to granting the divorce by exercising its discretion under Article 142 for dissolving the Marriage between

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