• Family, Marriage & Divorce Law

    Custody & Guardianship Rights of Pets

    Indian law makes no provision for how courts are to decide who gets the custody of their pet animal. In fact, until recently all courts classified animals as “property” under the law and therefore legal issues pertaining to custody of the pet were framed in terms of ‘ownership’. […]

  • Family, Marriage & Divorce Law

    Custody & Guardianship Rights of Parents Who are Not Married

    Indian society has always discriminated against those who are not born out of wedlock. This non-acceptance has made the issue of child custody of illegitimate children a delicate matter. The custody rights of unmarried individuals are different from those who are married. […]

Real Estate Law

Real Estate and Property

Way to Ensure the Future of your Property-Title Deed Insurance

policy that compensates an insured party for certain unexpected damages or losses up to a certain limit – usually the amount of the loss itself. Insurance companies provide coverage in exchange for premiums paid by the insured party. […]

Real Estate and Property

Impacts of Relegious Conversion on Property Rights

Introduction  Religion is a very sensitive and personal aspect of individual’s life and the constitution of India guarantees the freedom of conscience and religion to people of all denominations.  Thus, a person is free to […]

Family Marriage and Divorce Law

Family, Marriage & Divorce Law

Custody & Guardianship Rights of Pets

Indian law makes no provision for how courts are to decide who gets the custody of their pet animal. In fact, until recently all courts classified animals as “property” under the law and therefore legal issues pertaining to custody of the pet were framed in terms of ‘ownership’. […]

Family, Marriage & Divorce Law

Custody & Guardianship Rights of Parents Who are Not Married

Indian society has always discriminated against those who are not born out of wedlock. This non-acceptance has made the issue of child custody of illegitimate children a delicate matter. The custody rights of unmarried individuals are different from those who are married. […]

Criminal Law

Criminal Law

Can You Hold the Police Accountable in Cases of Police Brutality ?

The recent increase in protests and agitations has led to an increase in the number of allegations of police brutality in India. Videos of people being ill-treated by police officers is now a common sight, which makes it is essential to know your rights in such situations […]

Criminal Law

The Dilemma in Interpreting Hate Speech

in the recent case of ‘Amish Devgan vs Union of India’ the apex court has tried to elaborate on the contents of a hate speech. The judgment sets a new test for the evaluation of hate speeches, which has sparked numerous discussions and controversies […]

Business and Contract law

Banking and Finance

Green Bond – An Investment in Sustainable Future

A fixed-income instrument or fixed income securities is a debt instrument issued by a government, corporation or other entity to finance and expand their operations. It provides investors a return in the form of fixed periodic payments and eventual return of principal at maturity. […]

Banking and Finance

Easier to list a Start-up after SEBI notifies new rules

SEBI has notified a set of changes to the framework of listing on the Innovators Growth Platform(IGP), a separate exchange venue for new age Start-ups. IGP which was previously named as Institutional trading Platform was introduced by SEBI in 2015.These changes will be effective from May 5. […]