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August 25, 2025
Sonipat, 23rd August 2025 – The Internship and Placement Cell and the Alumni Cell of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University successfully hosted its first-ever Alumnus Discussion and Panel on Legal Careers, marking a milestone in the university’s journey of fostering alumni-student engagement. A Milestone Event Under the Leadership of University Heads The Internship and...
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The institution of family under Hindu law is guided not only by social and moral obligations but also by codified statutes that aim to protect the vulnerable. One recurring question is whether a father-in-law is legally bound to maintain his widowed daughter-in-law. This issue arises in situations where the widow loses her husband at a...
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One of the most contested issues in service jurisprudence concerns whether a government employee, who is arrested and kept in judicial custody, can be denied salary for the period of detention even if later acquitted of all charges. This issue directly implicates the principles of “no work, no pay,” equity, and fairness in employment law. ...
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The concept of mental cruelty in matrimonial disputes under Indian law has been evolving through judicial pronouncements. While physical cruelty is easier to prove, mental cruelty—often inflicted through words, conduct, or attitude—remains complex. A pertinent question arises: Can a wife’s taunts about her husband’s unemployment amount to mental cruelty under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955? ...
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In the sphere of service jurisprudence, disputes relating to promotion, seniority, and reversion frequently test the boundaries of administrative discretion and judicial oversight. Reversion, especially when it follows years of service on a higher post, raises critical questions: Is such action merely administrative or does it amount to a punitive measure requiring adherence to statutory...
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The tension between proprietary rights in trademarks and the public’s right to use generic terms often comes to the fore in industries where certain words have a natural descriptive association. A recent case before the Delhi High Court—Yatra Online Ltd. v. Mach Conferences and Events Ltd. (CS (COMM) 1099/2024, decided on 22 August 2025)—offers a...
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