Introduction Providing for and taking care of the well-being and satisfaction of the employees is one of the major obligations set upon the employers. The
History has been evident that the pathways of intellectual property laws and antitrust law have always diverged in light of the inherent and sweet, yet
India and the U.S. bear a deep, intrinsic commitment towards maintaining social prosperity, global peace and spreading the non terrorism policy. Since independence, both the
It took Chilcot Committee seven years to come up with it’s report, a year more than the time for which the British troops had stayed
In the case of Smt. Seema Devi v State of Uttar Pradesh 2016 (decided on 25.05.2016) the division bench of Allahabad High Court comprising of
In Mohammed Ashraf v State of Kerala, 2016 (Order dated May 18 2016) the High Court of Kerala held that an offence of death, resulting from
Being Cautious with the environment, the National Green Tribunal imposed environmental compensation of Rupees 25 lakhs on the Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority while hearing
In the case of Shaurya Gulati v. Central Board of Secondary Education, CWP No.12420 of 2016 decided by Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana High Court on
The Hon’ble Kerala High Court in its recent judgement in Jasmine V.G. v. Kannur University, held that a pregnant student would not get any special exemption
The Punjab and Haryana high court, in its recent judgment –Amit Agarwal v. Sanjay Aggarwal , 2016 SCC OnLine P&H 4200 where the question raised was –
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