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What is a Caveat? A Caveat is a Notice given by a person, informing the Court that another person may file a suit or application against him and that the Court must give the Caveator (person filing the Caveat) a fair hearing before deciding any matter brought before it in the relevant case. As per Order XI … Read more
This article deals with the detailed explanation on why in the case of the Monkey Selfie, Wikipedia’s stand is wrong and why the photographer David J Slater is the true author of the work uploaded on Wikipedia. The case in brief: In 2011, nature photographer David Slater travelled to Indonesia to take photographs of the … Read more
Off late many residents in Mumbai have been complaining that the B. E. S. & T. Undertaking, which supplies electricity to Mumbai, has been sending inflated or erroneous bills to Commercial as well as Residential users. BEST has been dealing with many unnecessary and incorrect complaints of high bills due to improper advertising of the … Read more
This article explains about the Certification Mark of PUC for Motor Vehicles in India. What is PUC? PUC (Pollution Under Control) is a Certification Mark issued to certify that motor vehicles in India meet emission and pollution control norms. Which vehicles must have PUC? All motor vehicles must have a valid PUC Certificate. The term … Read more
Is PIL the same as a Writ Petition? There is a slight difference between both. One of the reliefs that can be prayed for in a PIL is a Writ of Mandamus, to compel the Government Officer to perform his duty. The main point of difference in the PIL is the waiving of the requirement … Read more