A practitioner-focused guide to oppression and mismanagement under Sections 241–244 of the Companies Act, 2013, covering eligibility, waiver, NCLT filing, interim relief, limitation, remedies, appeals and recent 2026 developments.
Read MorePan-India Supreme Court guide to SLPs against High Court orders quashing or refusing to quash FIRs and criminal proceedings under Section 528 BNSS / Section 482 CrPC, with current 2026 Supreme Court law.
Read MoreA practitioner-focused 2026 guide to discharge and acquittal under the BNSS, including Sections 250, 262 and 268, framing of charge, appeal/revision, double jeopardy and current Supreme Court law.
Read MoreDetailed guide to Air Force Rules 123–129 covering unsoundness of mind, preservation and copies of court-martial proceedings, security-based withholding, lost records, curable procedural irregularities and witness offences.
Read MoreThe Madras High Court has held that where an appeal against a divorce decree stood dismissed for default and no stay operated, a subsequent remarriage was valid under Section 15 of the Hindu Marriage Act.
Read MoreThe Telangana High Court has held that an error, lapse or professional negligence does not become a criminal offence unless the conduct crosses the high threshold of gross and reckless negligence.
Read MoreA Calcutta High Court judge has released herself from hearing former minister Sujit Bose’s bail plea after recording an alleged attempt by counsel and the judge’s private secretary to access the case record after judgment was reserved.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court has held that referral charges received by an automobile dealer for promoting bank loans and insurance products are taxable as Business Auxiliary Service under the Finance Act, 1994.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court has reiterated that motor accident compensation proceedings apply the civil standard of preponderance of probabilities and are not controlled by an acquittal in a criminal case.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court has held that the Appropriate Authority, not the police, is the primary investigative body for offences under the PC-PNDT Act, and a Magistrate cannot take cognisance on a police chargesheet for such offences.
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