Anubhav Mehta joins Desai & Diwanji as a Partner
Anubhav Mehta has joined Desai & Diwanji as a Partner at the Firm’s Mumbai office. Mehta is a 2009 alumnus […]
Section 125 CrPC | MP High Court Refuses To Let Husband Escape Retrospective Maintenance To Wife, Son | Section 125 CrPC
The Madhya Pradesh High Court’s Indore Bench has dismissed a husband’s plea to escape paying six years of retrospective maintenance
Objects of 22-A and 22-B laid down by the Superior Courts of Pakistan
Khalid Zafar Graduated in commerce from Hailey College of Commerce, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan and obtained his law
Office of Public Affairs | Jury Convicts Erosion Control Company, Executive, and Employee for Roles in $100M Price-Fixing Conspiracy
A federal jury in Oklahoma City convicted Sioux Erosion Control Inc. (Sioux), its part-owner and vice president, and another employee
Man fuming over breakup set his ex-girlfriend on fire, then remained with her 'constantly' during hospital stay to prevent her from talking: Police
Inset: Angel Nahle (Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office). Background: Angel Nahle in court for allegedly setting his ex-girlfriend on fire in
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"And Then … Nothing Happened, in the Most Brutal Way Possible"
Ed Morrissey (Hot Air) opines on Prince Harry’s and Meghan Markle’s return to England. I know nothing about the subject,
Supreme Court Constitutes Former Justice Subhash Reddy Led 5-Member Committee To Probe NEET Protest Violence
The Supreme Court has constituted a High-Powered Enquiry Committee(HPEC) headed by Justice (Retd.) R. Subhash Reddy, Former Judge of the
Corporate human rights watchdog finds forced labor persists on Dominican Republic plantations – JURIST
The human rights watchdog Corporate Accountability Lab (CAL) released a report on Tuesday finding that forced labor persists on sugarcane
The Age of Hyperlexis: Pakistan’s Legislative Proliferation
Pakistan’s governance crisis is habitually diagnosed as a failure of legislation. Every economic downturn, constitutional controversy, environmental catastrophe or institutional
Hong Kong: ‘Dismaying’ Tiananmen convictions part of campaign to erase Chinese history
Responding to the convictions of activists who organized Tiananmen vigils in Hong Kong, Amnesty International Hong Kong Overseas spokesperson Fernando Cheung