Section 16(2)(c) CGST Act and ITC for Bona Fide Purchasers
An analysis of the denial of input tax credit to bona fide purchasers under Section 16(2)(c) of the CGST Act,
Kirkland’s $500 Million AI Bet Isn’t About Speed. It’s About Killing the Billable Hour
Key Points: Kirkland is spending $500 million of its own money to build a proprietary AI platform that encodes the
Law firm owner struck off over missing £450,000
SDT: Solicitors paid themselves nearly £250,000 over 15 months A law firm owner who has cost the profession £450,000 in
Illegal, irrational: Delhi HC criticises ED for adding 6-year-old FIR to ECIR to keep PMLA case alive
It stressed that the issuance of an addendum to such an ECIR was “without jurisdiction, illegal, and procedurally irregular”. The
Your landlord clients have prepared for the wrong law
Guest post by Edward Romain, founder and CEO of Blind Justice UK Romain: Systemic risks Lawyers advising major landlords and
Centre Decides To Set Up Bench Of High Court of Jammu and Kashmir At Ladakh
In a significant move, the Union Cabinet, has decided to set up a bench of the High Court of Jammu
Kinstellar bets on best-of-breed as it accelerates firmwide transformation
If you’re in the camp that likes to read about wholesale transformation that avoids a ‘shiny things’ strategy, read on.
26th Kerala Law Academy National Client Consulting Competition 2026 [Hybrid; Cash Prizes]: Register by Sept 15
Kerala Law Academy Moot Court Society (KLA MCS) and IQAC, Kerala Law Academy Law College, Thiruvananthapuram are organising the 26th
McGuireWoods Bolsters Commercial Litigation Prowess
McGuireWoods continues to grow its market-leading commercial litigation capabilities with the arrival of partners Jeff Golimowski and Jeremy Baker, who
Feds Investigate Hispanic-Only On-Campus Events After Complaint by Equal Protection Project
The Equal Protection Project (EqualProtect.org) has challenged over 290 institutions regarding over 850 programs that discriminate in the name of