NZ Law – A constitution in question: new book argues case for reform
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2026 Unjust, illegitimate, illegal. This is how Professor Claire Charters describes New Zealand’s constitution in her new
Body-shaming, verbal abuse not enough to prove offence of insulting woman’s modesty: Karnataka High Court
Section 509 IPC criminalises words, sounds, gestures or acts intended to insult a woman’s modesty, as well as intrusions into
Wife’s inability to conceive not ground to grant divorce for cruelty: Madras High Court
The Court made the observations while dismissing an appeal filed by a husband seeking divorce on the ground of cruelty.
To Be Or Not To Be: Supreme Court between foundational doctrine and ad-hoc expediency
From a pragmatic viewpoint as well, the suggestion is grounded. If a dogmatic, rigid application of the principles of the
Son suffocated mom, ‘squished’ her head with car: Police
Inset: Richard Praytor (El Paso Police Department). Background: The Texas home where cops say Richard Praytor killed his mother in
Khaitan & Co Advises on Anmol Industries’ Proposed IPO
Khaitan & Co advised the Book Running Lead Managers on the proposed initial public offering of Anmol Industries Limited by
Willkie partner joins Weil in ongoing German push
Willkie partner joins Weil in ongoing German push
Tennessee Death Row Inmate Christa Pike Survives Two Botched Lethal Injections
Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike was still breathing and snoring after receiving two doses of lethal-injection drugs at Riverbend
President’s Office at Salisbury U. Backs ‘Transgender Health Equity Symposium’ Event
This is progressive activism, not academics. Salisbury University president’s office backs ‘Transgender Health Equity Symposium’ event Salisbury University will host
Cahill Matches Milbank Special Bonuses: BigLaw’s First Taker
Cahill Gordon & Reindel has become the first firm to match Milbank’s 2026 special bonuses in full, ending a summer-long