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Landmark Decision: Supreme Court Reinstates Cheating Case Against Fugitive Mehul Choksi and Spouse, Deeming Gujarat High Court’s FIR Quashing a Mistake

In a pivotal ruling, the Supreme Court has breathed new life into the cheating case involving the elusive Mehul Choksi and his wife. The apex court asserts that the Gujarat High Court committed an error in prematurely dismissing the FIR, resurrecting the legal pursuit against the couple. The verdict, delivered on December 6, 2023, marks …

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Supreme Court Sets Precedent: Singular Trivial Incident Insufficient for ‘Cruelty’ Under Section 498A IPC; Acquits Husband’s Sisters and Cousins

In a groundbreaking decision on November 30, the Supreme Court quashed criminal proceedings related to the charge of cruelty under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, asserting that a solitary incident, unless notably severe and lacking clear evidence of interference in the complainant’s marital life, is inadequate to implicate an individual under this provision. …

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 Supreme Court Asserts Authority to Halt Disciplinary Actions in Light of Acquittal in Parallel Criminal Case

In a recent legal pronouncement, the Supreme Court has underscored its power to bring an end to disciplinary proceedings when an individual has been acquitted in a related criminal case involving identical charges. The decision, issued on December 6, 2023, carries significant implications for the interplay between criminal and disciplinary actions. This development emerges from …

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Unveiling the Core Tenet: Supreme Court Rejects ‘Alter Ego’ and ‘Corporate Veil Piercing’ as Grounds for ‘Group of Companies’ Doctrine

In a groundbreaking development in arbitration law, the Supreme Court has sanctioned the ‘group of companies’ doctrine, dispelling misconceptions that the principle of “alter ego” or “piercing the corporate veil” should form the bedrock for its application. The Constitution Bench, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and comprising Justices Hrishikesh Roy, PS Narasimha, JB Pardiwala, …

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Judicial Rebuke Unleashed on Discrepancy in Officer Salaries within Same Cadre

In a recent legal upheaval, the Supreme Court has delivered a scathing critique against a flagrant case of preferential treatment within a specific cadre. The controversial decision granted an officer a significantly higher pay than counterparts in similar roles, prompting the apex court to denounce the apparent favoritism. The ruling emanates from a contentious incident …

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Navigating the Legal Landscape in 2024: Challenges and Opportunities Unveiled

In the fast-evolving realm of law, 2024 promises a strategic shift for major law firms. A comprehensive report released today by Citigroup’s Citi Global Wealth at Work Law Firm Group and Hildebrandt Consulting foresees a dynamic landscape, highlighting ambitious plans for the expansion of bankruptcy and litigation teams. However, the journey ahead is riddled with …

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FTC Challenges Microsoft’s Mega-Deal with Activision Blizzard, Alleges Antitrust Oversight Failure

In a legal saga unfolding in the nation’s capital, U.S. antitrust regulators are back in the ring, challenging a federal judge’s previous endorsement of Microsoft’s colossal $69 billion acquisition of gaming giant Activision Blizzard. The deal, which sealed its fate on October 13 this year after securing approval from British regulators, faces renewed scrutiny as …

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Colorado’s Legal Showdown: Trump Ballot Eligibility Hangs in Balance Amidst Jan. 6 Fallout

In the shadow of the tumultuous events of January 6, 2021, a group of Colorado voters, supported by the watchdog organization Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, has steered the controversy surrounding Donald Trump’s eligibility for the state’s 2024 ballot to the forefront. This legal drama, set to unfold in the chambers of the …

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Supreme Court Deliberates on Taxing Unearned Gains Abroad: Implications for Wealth Tax Debate

In a high-stakes session, Supreme Court justices displayed reluctance on Tuesday to disrupt a tax levied on Americans with investments in specific foreign corporations. The crux of their contemplation centered on deciphering the concept of “income” in a case that holds the potential to challenge Democratic efforts towards imposing a wealth tax on the affluent. …

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Faithful Fists Seek Justice: Nuns Take Legal Action Against Smith & Wesson Over Assault-Style Weapons

WILMINGTON, Delaware, Dec 5 – In an unprecedented move, a group of devout Catholic nuns has initiated legal proceedings against the board of Smith & Wesson, urging the firearms manufacturer to cease the production, promotion, and sale of assault-style rifles associated with tragic mass shootings across the United States. The legal complaint, filed in a …

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