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The importance of free speech cannot be overemphasized in a democracy. The freedom of expression is a basic human right and a key pillar of the Constitution of India. In the recent case of Disney Enterprises, Inc. & Ors v. Praharaj & Anr, the Delhi High Court upheld this fundamental right, declaring that the freedom […]

Man-in-the-middle attack during share purchase agreement negotiations A Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack is a type of cybersecurity attack where an attacker intercepts communication between two parties. The attacker then relays and/or alters the communication in real-time, without either party being aware of the interference. MitM attacks can occur through various methods, including phishing, setting up fake

Case Comment: Factors Contributing To Efficiency In International Arbitration International arbitration has long been used as an efficient means of resolving complex cross-border disputes. In today's rapidly evolving global landscape, the demand for this dispute resolution method continues to increase. As a result, there has been a growing focus on identifying factors that contribute to

Equitable Distribution of Auction Proceeds: Legal Principles and Practical Applications in Chandigarh Property law in Chandigarh is governed by a set of legal principles that determine the equitable distribution of auction proceeds. When a property is auctioned off, the distribution of the proceeds from the sale must be conducted in a fair and just manner,

Step-by-Step Guide to Filing Auction-based Partition Suits in Chandigarh Courts Owning and operating a business on shared property with co-owners can sometimes lead to conflicts and disputes. When these disputes cannot be resolved amicably, it may become necessary to file a partition suit to divide the shared property amongst the owners. In the city of

Why Metes and Bounds Partition is Impermissible in Chandigarh: Legal Reasoning Explained In Chandigarh, the concept of co-ownership and property rights is governed by specific legal provisions and principles. One issue that often arises in this context is the validity of metes and bounds partition, especially regarding its permissibility under Indian law. This article will

Chandigarh Apartment Rules, 2001: Lessons from Repealed Laws for Current Property Owners The Chandigarh Apartment Rules, 2001, were introduced with the aim of regulating the ownership and management of apartment buildings in the union territory of Chandigarh. However, the rules were ultimately repealed in 2017, leaving many property owners and residents with questions about the

Chandigarh Building Rules, 2017: How Rule 16 Shapes Property Dispute Resolutions Chandigarh, as a Union Territory, has its own set of building rules to govern construction activities within its jurisdiction. The Chandigarh Building Rules, 2017, lay down the legal framework for property development and related disputes in the city. Rule 16 of these building rules

Rendition of Accounts in Chandigarh Property Disputes: Legal Rights and Responsibilities The importance of accurate rendition of accounts in property disputes cannot be overstated. Handling property-related issues such as ownership, transfer, and disputes requires a meticulous approach to accounting for profits, losses, and equitable distribution. In the city of Chandigarh, property disputes are not uncommon,

Rendition of Accounts in Chandigarh Property Disputes: Legal Rights and Responsibilities Property disputes are unfortunately quite common in Chandigarh, and they often lead to prolonged legal battles. One of the crucial aspects of resolving these disputes is the rendition of accounts, which involves the preparation and examination of financial records to determine the rightful share