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Posted On : February 20, 2026
Employee Termination: Do’s And Don’ts Every Employer Must Know
Employee Termination: Do’s And Don’ts Every Employer Must KnowEmployee termination is a sensitive and legally complex pro...
Posted On : February 18, 2026
Legal Options If Your Property Is Seized By A Bank
Losing your home to a bank seizure is a closure no homeowner expects. You've missed payments, received threatening notices, and now officials are at your door changing locks. Most borrowers panic and assume they've lost everything. But here's what banks don't openly tell you: the law gives you specific rights and remedies even after possession. Understanding the SARFAESI Act's procedural requ...
Posted On : February 16, 2026
What Happens If One Person Refuses Divorce Under Hindu Law?
Not all marriages end on good terms. One spouse often wants the divorce while the other fights it. They skip court dates or drag things out. Under Hindu law, this makes the process longer and harder. But you can still get divorced.A spouse cannot stop a divorce forever. Courts can grant it even if one side objects strongly. The speed depends on your legal reason, the proof you show, and how hard t...
Posted On : February 13, 2026
How a Divorce Lawyer Helps Parents Navigate Child Custody Laws in India?
Going through a divorce is painful. Adding a custody battle makes it worse. What started as a legal separation becomes someth...
Posted On : February 11, 2026
Legal Mistakes Startups Make Without a Corporate Lawyer
Startups are known for agile movements. They plunge into new campaigns, new hires, new partnerships, and new product drops in a very short span of time. However, legal steps are often postponed until the first investor requests documents, a vendor issues a legal notice, or a platform flags your brand for infringement. The problem is that most early legal mistakes don’t look complex at first...
Posted On : February 9, 2026
Can an under-construction property be gifted?
Introduction As per section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Gift” is the transfer of certain existing moveable or immovable property made voluntarily and without consideration, by one person, called the donor, to another, called the donee, and accepted by or on behalf of the donee. Acceptance when to be made : Such acceptance must be made during the lifetime of the donor and whi...
Posted On : February 6, 2026
Difference between ratio decidendi and obiter dicta
Introduction:The common law system is based on something called decisis. This means that courts have to follow what other cou...
Posted On : February 4, 2026
The "Restricted List" Scandal: How EY and PwC Left the Back Door Open?
Sometimes complexity is not loud, but comes with quiet paperwork. For instance, these might include a list that isn't updated, a trade that isn't flagged, or a tiny permission that nobody revisits because the quarter is closing and everyone is tired. In January 2026, reporting based on a confidential SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) show-cause notice described alleged insider tr...
Posted On : February 2, 2026
From Indigenous Jurisprudence to Colonial Codification in India
I. Introduction: Change of the Indian Legal LandscapeAccording to the Indian legal system, before the British invasion, a complex pluralism existed, with Hindu Dharma Sastra and Islamic Sharia coexisting alongside local, customised rules to manage a multicultural population. But with the introduction of the British East India Company, there was a systematic change where colonial exploitation and t...
Posted On : January 31, 2026
The "Reverse Discrimination" Debate: Is the New UGC Law Unconstitutional?
The new UGC (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026 reads like one of those documents that t...
Posted On : January 30, 2026
Procedural Aspects under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
Introduction: Definitions and Intents of Section 138 NI ActSection 138 deals with dishonor of a cheque and the provisions follow up on the remedy available to the aggrieved party(payee/drawee). The payee must satisfy the prior conditions as laid out in Section 138, i.e., drawing of the cheque, presenting it to the bank, and the bank has to return the cheque stating insufficiency of funds, the paye...
Posted On : January 28, 2026
From Global Norms to Gavel Strikes: The Relevance of International Law in Indian Courts
In a world where globalisation has become a constant, law systems can no longer exist in isolation. International law is very instrumental in the development of domestic law, especially in the field of human rights, the environment, trade and humanitarianism. Although the applicability of international law has been challenged because of the difficulties in its application, its impact on the nation...
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