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Attorney holder can pursue prosecution in a cheque bounce case

The Supreme Court recently reiterated that a power of attorney holder can continue prosecution in a cheque bounce case. Setting

A constitution Bench of the Supreme Court noted that there is an “unsatisfactory state of law” regarding the interpretation of

Supreme Court has ruled that an employer cannot automatically hold back gratuity of a dismissed employee and it should follow

In a dispute between Reliance Cellulose Products Ltd and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), the Supreme Court has upheld

Supreme Court clarified that the statutory moratorium period provided for corporate debtors facing insolvency proceedings will not apply to personal

Supreme Court ruling in favour of tax department in cases that involve ambiguity in tax exemption clause may trigger a

Whether a parcel of land is agricultural must be deduced as a matter of fact from the nature of the

The Supreme Court recently ruled out that a secured creditor is bound to consider the representation of the debtor before

Supreme Court directed the Union government to constitute a three-member committee of experts to scrutinize the existing regulatory regime and