Shankar Sitaram Sontakke v. Balkrishna Sitaram Sontakke (1954)
Civil litigation frequently raises an important procedural question: Can a litigant pursue omitted relief through a later suit after restricting…
Mohd. Khalil Khan v. Mahbub Ali Mian (1948)
Civil litigation frequently raises an important procedural question: When are two suits considered to arise from the same cause of…
Sucha Singh Sodhi v. Baldev Raj Walia (2018)
Civil litigation frequently raises an important procedural question: Can a later suit for specific performance be barred under Order II…
Kodia Goundar v. Velandi Goundar (1955)
Civil litigation involving a large number of persons having a common interest often raises an important procedural question: Can a…
What to Do in the CLAT Break After Getting an NLU
A practical roadmap for CLAT selected students to prepare for law school before classes begin. Introduction If your CLAT is…
10 Movies Every Law Student Aspirant Must Watch Before Law School
A practical watchlist of movies to understand justice, courtroom advocacy, ethics, constitutional values, and legal reasoning before university. Introduction Law…
Things Every Law Student Should Have in Law School
A practical checklist of essentials every law student should carry for academics, internships, moots, and litigation exposure. Introduction Law school…
Fiscal Policy and Taxation Policy in India
Introduction Fiscal policy and taxation policy are important instruments through which governments regulate economic activity, generate revenue, maintain financial stability,…
Kasturi v. Iyyamperumal (2005)
Civil litigation often raises an important procedural question: Who should be made a party to a suit? This question becomes…
Legislative Competence in Taxation
Introduction The power to impose taxes in India does not exist automatically with the government. Every taxation power must originate…