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The briefings we are asked about most — trusts, succession, cross-border estates, tenancy, title verification and bail.
NRI Inheritance in India: How a Trust Simplifies Cross-Border Estates
Succession & Estate Planning for High-Net-Worth Individuals
Landlord–Tenant Advisory for High-Value Transactions
Anticipatory Bail in India: 25 Common Questions Answered in Plain English
Bail in India: 25 Common Questions Answered in Plain English
NRI Inheritance in India: How a Trust Simplifies Cross-Border Estates
DILIGENTLY PURSUING YOUR CASES FOR EARLY / EXPEDITIOUS DISPOSAL
I have been seeing lot of posts suggesting that the Indian Judicial System is slow and it takes years to get any.
FAQ’s On Maintenance In Matrimonial Cases
The Hon’ble Supeme Court in the case titled RAJNESH versus NEHA & Anr ( CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 730 OF 2020 ) has passed detailed directions to be followed…
Expediting Proceedings In Criminal Trials
Criminal Trials in India can take a long time to be decided however, there are certain steps that the litigants / lawyers can take to expedite the.
Standard of Proof in Civil & Criminal Cases
Standard of proof in case of Civil cases is on the basis of by preponderance of probability whereas in the case of criminal cases it is based on…
Landowner Still Claims To Be In Possession Of Land Under Acquisition, Supreme Court Directs Restoration Of Writ Petition Challenging Land Acquisition Proceedings Dismissed In 1992
The Supreme Court in a recent case of J.N. PURI versus STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH (Diary No(s). 24776/2020) has directed that the Writ Petition filed by the.
Whether The Accused Must Know That The Victim Belongs To Scheduled Caste Or Tribe For Conviction For Offences Under The SC / ST Act.
THE SCHEDULED CASTES AND THE SCHEDULED TRIBES (PREVENTION OF ATROCITIES) ACT, 1989, (Hereinafter referred to as the SC/ ST Act) was passed with the.
Tribunals Have To Follow Due Process / Procedure
The tribunals ought to follow due process / procedure while deciding matters and passing ex parte orders without issuing notice to the parties and without.
In Addition To Punishing A Contemnor (Person/Party In Contempt) For Disobeying Its Orders, The Court Can Also Ensure That Such Contemnor Does Not Continue To Enjoy The Benefits Of His Disobedience.
The power for punishing for contempt of itself vested in the Supreme Court and the High Courts is available in both under the Constitution ( Article 129.
How To Expedite Proceedings In Civil Cases (Speedy Disposal of Civil Cases)
Civil cases in India can take a long time to be decided however, there are certain steps that the litigants / lawyers can take to expedite the proceedings.
