Tailoring Ad Hoc Arbitration to be the Best worst Option
Subhashish Kumar Sahu, BBA LLB Student, KIIT School of Law In the rising advent of legal disputes among parties, in order to relieve the burden of judiciary and the amount of congestion of cases in courts, the world is now shifting towards a much easier, faster, effective and binding process which is the ADR Mechanism. The Alternate […]
Is it Grey Hair or just any Chair: What does it take to be an Arbitrator
Subhashish Kumar Sahu, BBA LLB Student, KIIT School of Law “Arbitration in not the child of a statute, but a contract”, as rightly said by Russel, Arbitration is a settlement procedure adopted by parties in times of dispute, priorly agreed upon by them via an agreement which is duly regulated by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 […]
Even when Court says a ‘No’ means ‘No’: Rejection of Plaint
Subhashish Kumar Sahu, BBA LLB Student, KIIT School of Law The person aggrieved against any enforcement of his rightful rights or duties, or gain monetary compensation, or any other relief, files a suit in the civil court which must necessarily come within the ambit of suits of civil nature under Section 9 of the Civil Procedure Code, […]
Injunction: Court’s power to freeze for a better relief
Subhashish Kumar Sahu, BBA LLB Student, KIIT School of Law “Where the law fails to bind, an injunction steps in to untangle the knot of harm and hold it still.” In order to shed light upon the above thought we need to delve deeper into this topic of Injunction. A Person aggrieved from the other party’s actions […]
Acquittal Based On Defective Legal Notice U/S 138, NI Act, 1881
Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, of 1881, Criminalizes dishonoring a cheque with the punishment of imprisonment for a term of up to two years or a fine twice the value of the cheque. The inclusion of Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 under the penal statute was essential to uphold the trust built upon the transactions taking […]
The Shareholding Paradox: Balancing Minorities Protection and Corporate Governance under Sections 241 & 242
SECTION 241& 242, of the Companies Act, 2013, has provided the gateway through which a person facing oppression and mismanagement in a company can knock on the door of the court for justice after fulfilling certain criteria as per section 244 of the Companies Act, 2013. The Companies Act, 2013 travels all the way from the year 1850 […]
Trademarks: Brand Identity: Business’s Most Valuable Asset
Trademark, one of the Intellectual Properties, in simple terms, is the face and recognition of any established business or brand incorporated, in other words, they are the real heart and soul of the establishment through which a brand can be recognized within a second of seeing, hearing, feeling, or experiencing. Trademarks are usually protected globally […]
Guardian of Innocence: Strengthening Justice Through the POCSO Act
Imagine a society where every child grows up in an environment free from abuse, where innocence is preserved, and justice is accessible to the vulnerable. These ideal underscores the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses (POCSO) Act, a comprehensive legal framework introduced in India in 2012. Designed to protect children from sexual exploitation, the POCSO […]
From Idea To Ownership: Power of Copyright
In an established society, the arising and popping of an idea is very common but among the billions of people on this planet, getting a similar idea or an insight is also very common. So, the bulb of an idea or innovation popping into mind can’t be protected as the Right to think is a […]
What Are The Biggest Challenges Corporate Law Firms Are Facing Today?
The landscape of corporate law is rapidly evolving, presenting numerous challenges for corporate law firms in India. As businesses expand and the demand for legal services in India increases, law firms must adapt to stay competitive. This blog explores the key challenges these firms face today. Growing Demand for Legal Services One of the most […]
