Litigation & Dispute Resolution

What are civil suits and how to file a civil suit in India? A civil suit is a legal action initiated to resolve disputes between private parties, including individuals, organisations or institutions. These suits encompass a range of issues such as contracts, property disputes, etc.  Civil suits aim to provide remedies like compensation, injunctions, or […]

The Supreme Court of India while allowing retrospective application of its ruling explained that the doctrine of prospective overruling means an old well-established principle of law is overruled and the new legal principle would be applicable for all future instances. The intent of the doctrine is to avoid any injustice or hardships for the parties […]

A civil suit is a legal dispute between individuals or entities seeking resolution through the judicial system. Unlike criminal cases, which involve the state prosecuting an individual for alleged crimes, civil suits typically address private conflicts such as breaches of contract, property disputes, or personal injuries. There are types of civil suits in India that […]

Cross-border business disputes in India constitute a complex and multifaceted legal engagement, given the intricate interconnection between domestic laws and international regulations. As global trade expands with the advent of a new era, Cross-border business disputes in India are finding themselves in multiple jurisdictions. This blog aims to unfold several jurisdictional challenges and offer solutions […]

“Sole Circumstance of Recovery of Bloodstained Weapon Cannot Form The Basis of Conviction” the statement made by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in the instant case and in that context, the Bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice Sandeep Mehta observed that, “Even presuming that the FSL reports conclude that the blood group found on the […]

Cross-border disputes in India refer to conflicts that arise between individuals, organisations or countries. These disputes involve legal issues that span across national boundaries, making them complex because of their jurisdictions. Cross-border disputes can arise because of various reasons such as business transactions, international trade and other legal matters that involve parties from various countries. […]