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Appearance of Advocate in VC hearing in a moving vehicle – undermines judicial process

Resignation – Legality of rejection of request for withdrawal of prospective resignation – Principle of vinculum juris that relationship of employer and employee continues during resignation notice period.

Arbitration Act, 1996 – Section 34(3) – Delay in filing Section 34 petition – Service of Arbitral Award on the “party” is essential – “Party” does not include “agent or advocate” of the parties.

IBC – Real Estate – Corporate Debtor – Amendment of 16.2.2024 to IBBI (Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate Persons) Regulations, 2016 – Transparency and accountability –

Atrocity Act – Bail to the accused without notice to the victim – Illegal – Landmark decision of the Delhi High Court – Appeal under Section 14A(2) of SC & ST Act allowed – Essential to make victim as party in the proceedings.

Access of Justice – Probono works- Role of Lawyers – Salutary Recommendations of 143rd Parliamentary Committee Report tabled in the Lok Sabha on 7.2.2024

Retirement Homes for Senior Citizens – MahaRERA Draft Regulations of 2.2.2024 – Important salient features of Regulations on safety and security

Redevelopment approved by majority members – Dispute between legal heirs of only one deceased member in the Civil Court – Salutary and innovative order of Cooperative Appellate Court to pave way for redevelopment

Arbitral Award – Claim barred by limitation – Sec.14(1) of the Limitation Act Exclusion of period of earlier proceedings – Patent illegality & Violation of Public Policy- Interference under Section 34 of AA –

National Highways Authority Act, 1956 – – Authority passing an order under Section 3(H)(4) has no powers to review such an order – Even consent of the parties to review such order also would not create such review powers