Litigation

Consumer Disputes in India
29. 10
2025
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Navigating Consumer Disputes in India

As the saying goes- the consumer is king of market, the legislature started developing consumer laws around this phrase. This sovereignty is not merely a commercial slogan but a legally protected right under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. This landmark legislation was enacted to safeguard consumers against unfair trade practices, defective goods, and deficiencies in […]
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MSMEs and Start-ups
12. 09
2025
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Denied Relaxations in Government Tenders? Legal Remedies for MSMEs and Start-ups in India

Government tenders are a lifeline for many Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and start-ups in India. Recognising their role in innovation and employment, Indian procurement law—through the Public Procurement Policy for MSEs (2012) and subsequent circulars—grants specific relaxations. These include exemptions from earnest money deposits (EMD), relaxation in turnover and prior experience criteria, and […]
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Deciphering The Writs Under The Indian Constitution
27. 02
2025
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Deciphering The Writs Under The Indian Constitution

In the Indian legal system writs are a strong constitutional tool to enforce fundamental rights and maintain legal accountability. The Supreme Court under Article 32 and the High Courts under Article 226 have the power to issue writs for protection to individual persons, authorities and bodies that infringe legal or fundamental rights. These writs are […]
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The Doctrine Of Res Judicata: A Cornerstone Of Justice
30. 01
2025
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The Doctrine Of Res Judicata: A Cornerstone Of Justice

The principle of Res Judicata is derived from Latin words, where “Res” means subject matter and “Judicata” means adjudged or decided. Together it means “a matter already decided.” This principle is a key pillar in judicial systems across the globe, as it guarantees that post the final resolution of any / or all legal disputes […]
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Construction Disputes in India
13. 11
2024
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Blueprints of Conflict: Construction Disputes in India

The Growing Terrain of Construction Disputes in India The rapid expansion of India’s construction sector, driven by ambitious infrastructure projects and real estate booms, has inevitably led to an increase in Construction Disputes in India. From engineering marvels to residential complexes, this high-stakes industry is a legal minefield, with disputes often arising over contract terms, […]
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Construction Arbitration in India
11. 11
2024
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Diverse Facets of Construction Arbitration in India

The construction industry, a cornerstone of India’s economic framework, often witnesses complex disputes arising from large-scale infrastructure projects. These disputes, typically involving delays, cost overruns and breach of contractual obligations, demand a swift and specialized resolution mechanism—this is where Construction Arbitration in India emerges as an essential legal recourse. Arbitration in the construction sector is […]
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Effective Strategies for Bad Debt Recovery
24. 09
2024
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Effective Strategies for Bad Debt Recovery

What is bad debt recovery, and why is it a critical concern for businesses today? Debt recovery refers to the process of collecting overdue payments from debtors who have failed to meet their financial obligations. For businesses, managing bad debts extends beyond merely recovering lost funds; it’s crucial for preserving financial stability and sustaining a […]
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