Research Zone
Mezouar Zouaouia v. Municipal Corporation
Issue: The primary issue was whether a Muslim male in Maharashtra can register multiple marriages, including a third marriage, under The Maharashtra Regulation of Marriage Bureaus and Registration of Marriages Act, 1998, despite the Act’s general focus on a single marriage registration. Can the Registrar legally deny registration of the third marriage based on the
A.B. Govardhan vs. Ragothaman
(Civil Appeal Nos. 9975-9976 of 2024) Parties : Appellant: A.B. Govardhan / Respondent: P. Ragothaman Advocates on Record : Mr. Narendra Kumar Counsel for the Appellant Mr. V. Prabhakar Counsel for the Respondent Hon’ble Judges/Bench : Ms. Justice Hima Kohli & Mr. Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah ISSUE The Supreme Court of India was tasked with the following
Do Female Hindus Have Absolute Rights Over Their Property?
Abstract This article critically examines Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act of 1956. Section 14 of this Act is significant because it covers Hindu women’s property rights, providing them complete ownership of their assets. This part is a step toward social justice for women who face excessive prejudice in inheritance affairs. This research looks
Vaibhav Jain VS. Hindustan Motors Ltd
Issues: Can Vaibhav Motors be considered the owner of the offender vehicle, despite being a mere dealer of Hindustan Motors? Is Vaibhav Motors, along with Hindustan Motors, jointly responsible for compensating the victims of the accident? Do Clauses 3(b) and 4 of the Dealership Agreement formulated by Hindustan Motors help them escape the payment of
Ameya Arun Kulkarni Vs Isha Ameya Kulkarni
Name of the case: Ameya Arun Kulkarni Vs Isha Ameya Kulkarni[FCA No. 18 of 2024] Parties: Appellant (Org. Respondent): Amey Arun KulkarniRespondent (Org. Petitioner): Isha Ameya Kulkarni Hon’ble Judges/Bench: Justice Vibha Kankanwadi and Justice SG Chapalgaonkar FACTS The case of Ameya Arun Kulkarni v. Isha Ameya Kulkarni centers on a marital dispute between the parties. The
Constitutional right to privacy in relation to technology and data collection practices.
ABSTRACT The right to privacy in India was declared a fundamental right under Article 21 by the Supreme Court in the 2017 Puttaswamy judgement. This abstract looks at how this right is affected by modern technology and data collection. With the rise of digital technologies, more personal data is being collected than ever before. This has created concerns