In a world where time is money and courtrooms are increasingly congested, parties in dispute are turning away from traditional litigation and toward more efficient, private, and cost-effective alternatives. Two of the most prominent mechanisms in this alternative dispute resolution (ADR) landscape are arbitration and conciliation. Both processes offer a way to resolve conflicts without […]
In today’s digital-first world, the internet has become a double-edged sword. While it connects, empowers, and simplifies, it also opens doors to a darker dimension—cybercrime. From hacking and identity theft to online fraud and cyberbullying, virtual threats are no longer just technical issues—they are serious legal challenges. And in this battle, cyber laws are the […]
Anticipatory bail serves as a crucial safeguard in Indian criminal jurisprudence, offering protection to individuals who apprehend arrest on the accusation of having committed a non-bailable offence. Enshrined under Section 438 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC), this legal provision reflects the balance between individual liberty and the state’s power to investigate crime. […]
Despite strides in education, gender equality, and economic progress, the dowry system continues to cast a long and painful shadow over Indian society. What began as a practice of gifting wealth to daughters to ensure their financial security has mutated into a deeply entrenched social evil — one that commodifies women, burdens families, and often […]
Child custody cases are among the most emotionally charged and legally intricate matters in family law. At the heart of every custody dispute lies a fundamental question: What is in the best interests of the child? This guiding principle shapes decisions made by courts, mediators, and parents, as they navigate the legal, emotional, and practical […]
Introduction In an increasingly digital economy, cheques may seem old-fashioned, yet they remain a critical instrument of trust in personal and business transactions. However, when a cheque is returned unpaid—commonly known as a “cheque bounce”—the results can be more than just inconvenient; they can be financially damaging and legally serious. A bounced cheque, especially in […]
In today’s fast-evolving legal landscape, traditional court proceedings are often seen as lengthy, costly, and complex. As a result, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods like arbitration and conciliation have gained immense popularity for their efficiency, flexibility, and effectiveness in resolving conflicts outside the courtroom. Together, these mechanisms offer a balanced approach to justice—one that promotes […]
Introduction Domestic violence, often hidden behind the walls of a home, is a grave violation of human rights. It transcends economic, cultural, and geographical boundaries, affecting millions—primarily women. In India, while societal awareness is gradually rising, domestic violence remains deeply entrenched in patriarchal norms and systemic neglect. This article explores the legal protections, challenges, and […]
One thing firms have started to realize is that there’s no bottom. There’s always going to be a firm willing to pay more. I have been hearing across a lot of different firms that they anticipate that bonuses are going to be higher than they have been in the past. It was popularised in the […]
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