September 24, 2026 – New Delhi: The Indian Law Institute (ILI) organised a Special Lecture on “Reforming State as a Litigant: The Case for a National Litigation Management Law”, focusing on government litigation, judicial pendency and the need for institutional
HPNLU Journal of Tax Law, Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, has invited scholarly contributions for Volume V (2026). The journal welcomes submissions from academicians, scholars, professionals and policymakers in the field of taxation laws and policies. The last
Every law student eventually needs to track down a case. It might be a judgment for a moot memorial, the status of a matter you are following during an internship, or an order in a family dispute back home. India’s
Chanakya Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CCADR), Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna, is inviting registrations for the 1st CNLU Arbitral Award Writing & Presentation Competition, 2027. The competition will be conducted in hybrid mode, with the top 8 teams
Domestic violence isn’t always physical, and it isn’t always easy to recognise as a legal matter. Emotional abuse, financial control, and verbal intimidation are just as real, and just as legally actionable, as physical harm. Yet many survivors don’t realise
The School of Law, ITM University, Gwalior is inviting registrations for the 3rd Arun Jaitley Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2026, scheduled to be held from October 30 to November 1, 2026. Interested law students may register by October 5,
The legal profession occupies a distinctive position in the administration of justice. An advocate represents the interests of a client, but the advocate’s professional role extends beyond the client-advocate relationship. Advocates are also officers of the court and participants in
A certificate issued by an Arya Samaj Mandir cannot, by itself, establish the existence of a valid Hindu marriage. Where the performance of essential matrimonial ceremonies is disputed, the existence of a certificate cannot substitute proof that the marriage was
The Supreme Court has granted provisional enrolment as advocates to law graduates whose LL.B. degrees were obtained through the regular mode but whose preceding educational qualifications were acquired through open or distance education. While protecting the candidates from being kept
An eyewitness may be sincere yet mistaken, particularly where identification takes place in darkness, from a considerable distance, or under inadequate illumination. In Kartika @ Kirtan @ Kirtan Charan Jena & Anr. Etc. v. State of Odisha, 2026 INSC
