Nishant Singh Rawat

In Sri Hansraj Koley v. The Secretary, Labour Department (WPA 10043 of 2025), Calcutta HC held guest faculty not a "workman" under Industrial Dispute Act, 1947, as they are not regularly employed and receive honorarium, not wages, dismissing the writ petition.

Expert evidence must rely on scientific methodology, adequately explained and backed by credible data, allowing courts to independently evaluate its accuracy and reliability

In Soman v. State of Kerala (2012), the Supreme Court of India emphasized that sentencing should be fair, just, and proportionate, considering the nature of the crime, the circumstances of the offender, and the impact on the victim. The Court underscored that sentencing in criminal cases must strike

The Bayer Corporation v. Union of India case emphasizes the legal framework for granting compulsory licenses under the Indian Patents Act, 1970, particularly to ensure that essential medicines are accessible at affordable prices. The Bombay High Court upheld the Controller’s decision to grant a comp

In the case Ram Jankijee Deities and Ors. v. State of Bihar and Ors. (AIR 1999 SC 2131), the Supreme Court of India recognized Hindu deities ‘Ram Jankiji’ and ‘Raja Rani’ as separate juristic entities capable of holding property. The Court ruled that each deity is entitled to individual grants and e

In S. Khushboo v. Kanniammal and Anr., the Supreme Court of India, upheld the freedom of speech and expression by dismissing multiple criminal defamation suits against actress Khushboo for her remarks on pre-marital sex. The court emphasized that expressing opinions on societal issues is protected u

This case deals with the bogus and malafide transfer of corporate property in the name of wives of directors to avoid the vesting of the property in Central Government under Section 3(1) of the Coal Mines (Nationalisation) Act, 1973

In this case, the Kerala High Court overturned a conviction under Section 15(2) of the POCSO Act, 2012, and Section 67(B)(b) of the IT Act, 2000. The court found no evidence that the accused intentionally downloaded or distributed child pornographic material, leading to his discharge.

Advocates cannot be held liable under the Consumer Protection Act for deficiency in service.

In the case of Dev Kishan & Ors v. Ram Kishan and Ors, disputes arose over property transactions within a joint Hindu family. The plaintiffs challenged the validity of transactions conducted by the family’s manager, Madan Lal, who sold properties to Kishan Lal, alleging they were conducted without l

In this case Supreme Court of India interpreted the meaning of ‘state’ under Article 12 and its applicability to a cooperative society that falls under preview of U.P Ganna Kisan Sansthan

Citation: CRL. A. No. 1311 of 2016, Court: High Court

Citation: 2018 Indlaw SC 535Date of Judgement: 27th March, 2018Bench:

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India upheld the right of a wife to a shared household under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, even in the face of a decree obtained by her in-laws under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007. The ca

In a pivotal case, the Supreme Court of India examined the relationship between employment and accidents under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923. The court ruled that there must be a causal relationship between the accident and the employment for compensation claims to be valid.

“Sec 295A of IPC falls within the protection of Article

Citation: CS (OS) No.894/2008 Date of Judgement: 23rd November, 2009

Citation: C.C. No. 3700686/PS/2009 Date of Judgement: 3rd July, 2015

“In absence of any specific detail as to whether the

“In case of juvenile, an offence prescribing a maximum sentence