Category: Interesting Reads

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Breach of Contract Remedies under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930

When a buyer refuses to pay or a seller fails to deliver goods as promised, the law does not leave the injured party without recourse. Breach of contract remedies under

Prarthna Gupta July 24, 2026 Bestsellers

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Administrative Adjudication Explained: Quasi-Judicial Powers of Administrative Authorities

Not every dispute in India goes to a traditional court. A large number of disputes, from tax assessments to consumer complaints to competition law violations, are decided by administrative authorities

Prarthna Gupta July 23, 2026 Bestsellers

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Types of Prospectus Under the Companies Act, 2013: Explained

When a company wants to raise money from the public by issuing shares or debentures, it cannot simply advertise and collect funds. It must first issue a formal document called

Prarthna Gupta July 23, 2026 Bestsellers

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Filing a Case in India? Here’s the Roadmap Nobody Explains

Most people only think about how to file a case in India when they are already in distress, after a property dispute, a cheque bounce, a family matter, or a

Prarthna Gupta July 23, 2026 Bestsellers

Book Reviews

Book Review by Adnan Zaidi: P.S.A. Pillai’s Jurisprudence and Legal Theory

P.S.A. Pillai's Jurisprudence and Legal Theory remains a cornerstone text for anyone seeking a solid grasp of legal philosophy and its practical relevance in India. In this review, Mr. Adnan

Prarthna Gupta July 22, 2026 Book Reviews

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Article 32 vs Article 226: A Comparative Analysis of Writ Jurisdiction in India

One of the most common points of confusion in Indian constitutional law is the difference between Article 32 vs Article 226, the two provisions that empower courts to issue writs.

Prarthna Gupta July 22, 2026 Bestsellers

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What Are Fundamental Rights and Duties of Indian Citizens?

Understanding the fundamental rights and duties of Indian citizens is essential for every person living in India, not just law students or lawyers. These rights protect individual freedom against arbitrary

Prarthna Gupta July 22, 2026 Bestsellers

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Misinformation and the Law: What the IT Act, 2000 Actually Says

A fake news forward on WhatsApp, a doctored video on Instagram, a rumour that spreads faster than any fact check can catch up. Understanding misinformation laws in India has become

Prarthna Gupta July 21, 2026 Bestsellers

Book Reviews

Book Review by Asna Naaz: Jurisprudence and Legal Theory by P.S.A. Pillai

P.S.A. Pillai's Jurisprudence and Legal Theory has long stood as one of the most trusted texts for students seeking clarity in a subject often clouded by abstraction. This review, by

Prarthna Gupta July 21, 2026 Book Reviews

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Is Protesting Legal in India? A Complete Guide to Your Constitutional Rights

Every few months, a protest makes headlines somewhere in India, and every few months, the same question follows: is protesting even legal here? The short answer is yes. The right

Prarthna Gupta July 21, 2026 Bestsellers