Judgment Analysis

ISSUE:The primary issue in the case of Nachiket P Shirgaonkar versus Pandit Automotive is whether Pandit Automotive breached the contract by not delivering the vehicle as per the agreed terms, and if Nachiket P Shirgaonkar is entitled to remedies for this breach. Whether Pandit Automative was engaged in unfair trade practices and breached the consumer […]

BRIEF FACTS:   This case deals with Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 which covers the offence of Cheque Bouncing. The accused is Prana Educational And Charitable Trust Kochoth House and Sheeba Kochoth is the Managing Trustee. A cheque of Rs 9,50,000 was issued to the complainant by the accused which came to

INTRODUCTION Mary Roy, an educator and human rights activist who is the mother of renowned writer Arundhati Roy. She is the woman who conducted the legal battle and the apex court ruled in 1986 that women had equal rights in their father’s property. This was a landmark judgment that persuaded the right of Christian women

Name of the case: K. Narendra Vs.  Riviera Apartments (P) Ltd. 1999(5) SCC 77 Court: The Supreme Court of India Hon’ble Judges/Bench: S.V. Manohar and R.C. Lahoti, JJ. FACTS The plot of land in New Delhi, originally granted by the President of India to M/s Shiv Ram, Mahashaya Krishna, and K. Narendra (referred to as

FACTS On October 2, 2006, Chotelal alias Shivram who was driving a motorcycle with Registration Number RJ 02 SA 7811 [“first motorcycle“], died due to a vehicular accident involving the driver of another motorcycle bearing Registration Number RJ 29 2M 9223 [“second motorcycle”]. As per the Appellants of the present appeal, the legal heirs of

FACTS The present case is a significant one in Indian legal history. The case involves a tragic incident that occurred in 1996, where a car accident led to the death of Balbir Kaur’s son and severe injuries to her husband. The primary issue in the case was whether the insurance policy taken out by the

FACTS AND ISSUE The petitioner has submitted a petition invoking Section 11 of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act of 1996. The purpose of this petition is to seek the appointment of an arbitrator who can effectively address and resolve the disputes that have arisen between the petitioner and the respondent. The conflicts in question emerged

INTRODUCTION The case of Union of India v. Col. J.N. Sinha is indeed a landmark judgment in Indian constitutional law. It deals with the concept of “natural justice” which goes beyond the notion of justice inherent in human nature. It is defined as the natural sense of what is right and wrong. Natural justice consists

Background of the Case In the case of Air India vs Nargesh Meerza which lasted around 30 years, the Air Hostess lost in a legal battle fighting for equal requirement age for both male and female employees. While the male employees could work until age 58, the female attendants were to retire at age 35.

FACTS OF THE CASE The involved parties had established a contract for the provision of a Gainwell High Wall Mining System. According to the agreement, the petitioner was responsible for delivering the High Wall Mining System to the respondent, which included a cutter module. The payment for the HWM System was to be made in