Madras High Court: Assessing Officers Not Bound by Evidence Act in Assessment Proceedings The Madras High Court has ruled that assessing officers are not bound by the regulations of the Indian...
Delhi High Court: Arbitral Tribunals Must Assess Evidence Relevance Before Seeking Court Assistance The Delhi High Court recently held that, under Section 27 of the Arbitration and Conciliation...
Allahabad High Court: NI Act Notice Valid If Sent by Registered Post to Right Address The Allahabad High Court has established that, in the usual course of business, a notice is considered as...
Calcutta High Court rules Attorney-Client Interaction Privileged; Tax Authorities Cannot Issue Notice to Lawyer Explains that Section 126 of the Evidence Act was designed to abort such attempts on...
Bombay High Court asks JustDial to approach Telecom Tribunal in copyright infringement case The Court directs the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal to consider the application on...
Is electronic evidence appreciated and admissible in india? The digital form of any document or piece of evidence is admitted in judicial proceedings, but is subject to certain specified formalities....
Marriage Comes with A Privilege With right to privacy being recognized as an important facet for living with dignity, under Article 21 spousal privilege gains more importance We, the people of...
