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Force majeure clauses, when carefully drafted and invoked, may serve as a powerful tool in times of uncertainty.

This article explores how Indian courts and legislatures interpret non-obstante and force majeure clauses and their use in today’s commercial world.

COVID-19 pandemic has upset the very foundation upon which he parties entered into the lease deed, the Tribunal said that it declared the termination of lease valid and sustainable.

Even as the Court said that the officer was expected to have control over his mind and passion, it modified the punishment to compulsory retirement with service benefits.

The Chief Justice said the legal profession’s younger generation has played a key role in helping courts embrace technology and artificial intelligence-driven reforms.

The Act seeks to address increasing instances of violence and intimidation against advocates by providing for police protection, safeguards against false cases and a dedicated grievance redressal mech ...

The Court remarked that the movie may be a work of fiction, but the concerns raised by a security force personnel can't be said to be bereft of any material.

The Court said that the 1098 child helpline cannot be misused to compel children to make false allegations.

The Court imposed costs of ₹25,000 on each of the petitioners, a husband in one case and a father in another.

With the NEET exams coming up in May, interim directions to prevent further incidents was sought for by the Akhila Karnataka Brahmana Maha Sabha.

The Court held that Rane, as a lawmaker, was not supposed to take law into his own hands and humiliate or insult a government servant in public.

The application states that the recent incident of alleged religious conversions in Nashik has "shaken the conscience of citizens across the country".

The incident took place in early January when a group of men assaulted a Muslim man, removed his clothes, tied his legs with rope, dragged him naked on the street and forced him to chant 'Jai Sri Ram' ...

Seven judicial officers involved in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls were gheroaed last evening for hours by those protesting their deletion from the voter list.

Child custody cases needed a more compassionate approach, the High Court said while setting aside a family court order.

The Court issued specific directions on grant of permanent commission to women officers in the Army, the Navy and the Air Force.