Cross-Border Succession and Inheritance: Determining the Applicable Law for Immovable and Digital Assets in an Evolving Global Legal Order
Cross-Border Succession and Inheritance: Determining the Applicable Law for Immovable and Digital Assets in an Evolving Global Legal Order Author Uchit Kesarwani Law Intern, Law Vaani Abstract The recent increasing flow of people, capital, investments and digital assets across territorial boundaries has thus revolutionised succession law. One might not only have immovable […]
Anti-Suit Injunctions in Transnational Litigation: Comity,Parallel Proceedings and Judicial Restraint
Abstract- The increasing globalization of trade, commerce, investment, and digital transactions has significantly expanded transnational litigation. Parties frequently institute proceedings before courts in different jurisdictions, leading to parallel proceedings and conflicting judgments. Anti-suit injunctions have emerged as an important judicial mechanism to restrain parties from pursuing litigation in foreign courts where such proceedings are oppressive, […]
Third-Party Funding (TPF) in Indian Arbitration: examining the regulatory vacuum
Abstract Third-Party Funding (TPF) has emerged as one of the most significant developments in international arbitration. It enables a person or entity that is not a party to a dispute to finance the legal costs of one of the disputing parties in exchange for a share of the monetary award if the claim succeeds. TPF […]
COOKIES AND TRACKING: CAN WEBSITES FORCE YOU TO ACCEPT THIRD-PARTY COOKIES WITHOUT YOUR EXPLICIT CONSENT?
ABSTRACT / INTRODUCTION The cookie banner is modest, but it rests on a very old jurisprudential question: what can it possibly mean that a person ‘consents’ to something that she does not understand, that she cannot effectively refuse (having encountered it dozens of times that day) and that she may encounter again and again? In […]
How to File an Appeal Against a Civil Court Decree: Complete Procedure Under Section 96 CPC for Erroneous Findings of Fact
Abstract Losing a civil suit does not have to be the end of the road. If the trial court has, in your reading of the record, got the facts wrong, a civil appeal under Section 96 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, gives the losing party a genuine second chance at the entire case, […]
How to File a Declaration and Injunction Suit for Escheated Property in India –
How to File a Declaration and Injunction Suit for Escheated Property in India VARSHA APPAIAH Abstract Disputes about escheated property are tricky in India. The State takes over property when it thinks there are no owners. Then private individuals come forward and claim inheritance, ownership or possession rights. In cases people go to court […]
How to File a Civil Suit for Partition of Joint Family Assets in India
How to File a Civil Suit for Partition of Joint Family Assets in India Author Uchit Kesarwani Law Intern, Law Vaani Abstract Suits pertaining to the joint family property form a major part of civil litigation in India. The property which is an ancestral one or is jointly owned by more […]
How to file a civil suit for recovery of possession in India :Step-by Step by legal guideline
Abstract Property ownership is widely recognised as a crucial constitutional right in India under Article 300A, which ensures that citizens cannot be deprived of their property except by authority of law. Despite this, illegal dispossession remains a frequent trigger for prolonged civil litigation in India. Since the law strictly stops people from taking matters into […]
How to File an Appeal Against a Civil Court Decree: Procedure Under CPC for Incorrect Joinder of Necessary Parties
How to File an Appeal Against a Civil Court Decree: A Guide When Necessary Parties Are Incorrectly Joined or Left Out By Saniya Ansari Introduction Imagine fighting a civil case for years, attending every hearing, presenting evidence, and patiently waiting for justice. Finally, the court delivers its judgment. But later, you discover that someone whose […]
MANDAMUS MUNICIPAL COMPLIANCE
Invoking Article 226 for Mandamus Against Municipal Authorities A Practitioner’s Guide to Compelling Civic Bodies to Perform Their Statutory Duties Introduction Municipal authorities in India — municipal corporations, councils, and committees — are creatures of statute, and everything they are required to do flows from the statute that creates them. When a civic body sits […]