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Administrative Law

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Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation
SC: Legitimate Expectation cannot be claimed or demanded as a right

Arbitration

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SUPREME COURT EXTENDS LIMITATION PERIOD- MUCH NEEDED RESPITE IN CHEQUE DISHONOUR CASES & ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS
SC: Mere neglect of an Arbitrator to act or delay in passing the Award by itself cannot be the ground to appoint another Arbitrator

Civil Procedure

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EMPLOYERS CAN APPROACH LABOUR AUTHORITIES TO NEGOTIATE AND SETTLE LOCKDOWN WAGE ISSUES WITH EMPLOYEES/UNIONS
NON-USE OF PREMISES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN- NOT GROUND FOR TENANT TO CLAIM WAIVER FROM PAYMENT OF RENT
PROCEDURE FOR URGENT FILING BEFORE DELHI HIGH COURT DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
SC: Parties shouldn’t be deprived of their right to prosecute appeal on merits for Non-Appearance of their Lawyers
Condonation of Delay of 78 days

Company Law

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Contribution w.r.t. remuneration of Directors has to be deposited with the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation
Company’s Director receiving remuneration is an ‘Employee’ for ESI Act

Constitution

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SWIFT RELIEF BY HIGH COURT ON PETITION SEEKING RESUMING TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES TO RENDER EMERGENCY SERVICES
PROCEDURE FOR URGENT FILING BEFORE DELHI HIGH COURT DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
Constitution 103rd Amendment: 10% additional reservation for economically weaker sections

Contract Law

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HOME BUYERS ENTITLED TO INTEREST BECAUSE OF DELAY IN HANDOVER OF POSSESSION OF FLAT
EMPLOYERS CAN APPROACH LABOUR AUTHORITIES TO NEGOTIATE AND SETTLE LOCKDOWN WAGE ISSUES WITH EMPLOYEES/UNIONS
NON-USE OF PREMISES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN- NOT GROUND FOR TENANT TO CLAIM WAIVER FROM PAYMENT OF RENT
BREACH OF CONTRACT CAN NOT BE JUSTIFIED MERELY ON GROUND OF COVID-19

Covid-19

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EMPLOYEES DRAG EMPLOYER TO DELHI HIGH COURT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF WAGES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
EMPLOYERS CAN APPROACH LABOUR AUTHORITIES TO NEGOTIATE AND SETTLE LOCKDOWN WAGE ISSUES WITH EMPLOYEES/UNIONS
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: NOTIFICATION TO BROADEN THE SCOPE AND AMBIT OF MSMEs UNDER THE MSMED ACT, 2006
NON-USE OF PREMISES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN- NOT GROUND FOR TENANT TO CLAIM WAIVER FROM PAYMENT OF RENT
BREACH OF CONTRACT CAN NOT BE JUSTIFIED MERELY ON GROUND OF COVID-19
UP-RERA TO HEAR MATTERS THROUGH VIDEO-CONFERENCING
SWIFT RELIEF BY HIGH COURT ON PETITION SEEKING RESUMING TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES TO RENDER EMERGENCY SERVICES
PROCEDURE FOR ORDINARY FILINGS IN DELHI HIGH COURT
PROCEDURE FOR URGENT FILING BEFORE DELHI HIGH COURT DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
SUPREME COURT EXTENDS LIMITATION PERIOD- MUCH NEEDED RESPITE IN CHEQUE DISHONOUR CASES & ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS

Criminal Procedures

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SC: Identity of Rape Victim should not be disclosed
Guidelines with respect to Statement of Witness and Accused under Section 164 of Code of Criminal Procedure
Guidelines with respect to Dying Declaration and TIP Report of the Magistrate

Delhi High Court

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EMPLOYEES DRAG EMPLOYER TO DELHI HIGH COURT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF WAGES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
NON-USE OF PREMISES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN- NOT GROUND FOR TENANT TO CLAIM WAIVER FROM PAYMENT OF RENT
BREACH OF CONTRACT CAN NOT BE JUSTIFIED MERELY ON GROUND OF COVID-19
SWIFT RELIEF BY HIGH COURT ON PETITION SEEKING RESUMING TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES TO RENDER EMERGENCY SERVICES
PROCEDURE FOR ORDINARY FILINGS IN DELHI HIGH COURT
PROCEDURE FOR URGENT FILING BEFORE DELHI HIGH COURT DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN

Domestic Voilence

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Mother-in-Law to provide Alternate Residence and Compensation when she sold off the Matrimonial Home of Daughter-in-Law

Employment Law

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EMPLOYEES DRAG EMPLOYER TO DELHI HIGH COURT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF WAGES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
EMPLOYERS CAN APPROACH LABOUR AUTHORITIES TO NEGOTIATE AND SETTLE LOCKDOWN WAGE ISSUES WITH EMPLOYEES/UNIONS

Family Law

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MAINTENANCE CLAIM OF WIFE CANNOT BE REJECTED ON GROUND OF HAVING INDEPENDENT SOURCE OF INCOME
SOME KEY FACTORS TO BE KEPT IN MIND WHILE EXECUTING/ DRAFTING OF WILL

Human Rights

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Laudable step by NHRC pursuant to intervention by Vertical Legal

Indian Penal Code

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Extra-Marital consensual homosexual relationship may be a ground for Divorce

Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code

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Application u/s 9 of the I&B Code not maintainable if existence of dispute raised prior to the filing of petition for winding up of Company

Legal Awareness Series

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MAINTENANCE CLAIM OF WIFE CANNOT BE REJECTED ON GROUND OF HAVING INDEPENDENT SOURCE OF INCOME
HOME BUYERS ENTITLED TO INTEREST BECAUSE OF DELAY IN HANDOVER OF POSSESSION OF FLAT
SOME KEY FACTORS TO BE KEPT IN MIND WHILE EXECUTING/ DRAFTING OF WILL
LIABILITY OF REGISTERED OWNER OF VEHICLE DOES NOT CEASE ON SALE OF VEHICLE
EMPLOYERS CAN APPROACH LABOUR AUTHORITIES TO NEGOTIATE AND SETTLE LOCKDOWN WAGE ISSUES WITH EMPLOYEES/UNIONS
NON-USE OF PREMISES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN- NOT GROUND FOR TENANT TO CLAIM WAIVER FROM PAYMENT OF RENT
BREACH OF CONTRACT CAN NOT BE JUSTIFIED MERELY ON GROUND OF COVID-19

Legal Update

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MAINTENANCE CLAIM OF WIFE CANNOT BE REJECTED ON GROUND OF HAVING INDEPENDENT SOURCE OF INCOME
HOME BUYERS ENTITLED TO INTEREST BECAUSE OF DELAY IN HANDOVER OF POSSESSION OF FLAT
SOME KEY FACTORS TO BE KEPT IN MIND WHILE EXECUTING/ DRAFTING OF WILL
UP-RERA TO HEAR MATTERS THROUGH VIDEO-CONFERENCING

Limitation

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SUPREME COURT EXTENDS LIMITATION PERIOD- MUCH NEEDED RESPITE IN CHEQUE DISHONOUR CASES & ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS

Marriage & Divorce

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MAINTENANCE CLAIM OF WIFE CANNOT BE REJECTED ON GROUND OF HAVING INDEPENDENT SOURCE OF INCOME
Extra-Marital consensual homosexual relationship may be a ground for Divorce

Medical Law

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The Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019

Negotiable Instruments

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SUPREME COURT EXTENDS LIMITATION PERIOD- MUCH NEEDED RESPITE IN CHEQUE DISHONOUR CASES & ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS

Property Law

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HOME BUYERS ENTITLED TO INTEREST BECAUSE OF DELAY IN HANDOVER OF POSSESSION OF FLAT
NON-USE OF PREMISES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN- NOT GROUND FOR TENANT TO CLAIM WAIVER FROM PAYMENT OF RENT
UP-RERA TO HEAR MATTERS THROUGH VIDEO-CONFERENCING
‘Landlord is the best judge of his own needs’
Land Records and Titles in India

Quotes

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Five Quotes by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud in 2018
Important Insights from Judgements

Real Estate

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HOME BUYERS ENTITLED TO INTEREST BECAUSE OF DELAY IN HANDOVER OF POSSESSION OF FLAT
UP-RERA TO HEAR MATTERS THROUGH VIDEO-CONFERENCING

RERA

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HOME BUYERS ENTITLED TO INTEREST BECAUSE OF DELAY IN HANDOVER OF POSSESSION OF FLAT
UP-RERA TO HEAR MATTERS THROUGH VIDEO-CONFERENCING

Succession

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Interest of a male Hindu in Mitakshara coparcenary property can be disposed of by him by Will

Taxation

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National Bench of the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT)

VL in News

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SWIFT RELIEF BY HIGH COURT ON PETITION SEEKING RESUMING TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES TO RENDER EMERGENCY SERVICES
PROCEDURE FOR URGENT FILING BEFORE DELHI HIGH COURT DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
“Mayank’s interest in criminal litigation within the country, aided by his experience with pro bonowork, gives him an added insight into the career path of any aspiring litigant.” – SuperLawyer
Case pursued by Vertical Legal reported by the Caravan Magazine

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EMPLOYERS CAN APPROACH LABOUR AUTHORITIES TO NEGOTIATE AND SETTLE LOCKDOWN WAGE ISSUES WITH EMPLOYEES/UNIONS

EMPLOYERS CAN APPROACH LABOUR AUTHORITIES TO NEGOTIATE AND SETTLE LOCKDOWN WAGE ISSUES WITH EMPLOYEES/UNIONS

The Supreme Court while hearing a batch of petitions FICUS PAX PRIVATE LTD. & ORS. vs UNION OF INDIA & ORS. (WRIT PETITION (C) DIARY No. 10983 OF 2020) et al vide order dt 12.06.2020 passed interim directions to find a middle path for both employers and employees.

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LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: NOTIFICATION TO BROADEN THE SCOPE AND AMBIT OF MSMEs UNDER THE MSMED ACT, 2006 EMPLOYEES DRAG EMPLOYER TO DELHI HIGH COURT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF WAGES DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN

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