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Debts advanced by banks or financial institutions to secured creditors have precedence over all revenues due to Central or State Govt.

Debts advanced by banks or financial institutions to secured creditors have precedence over all revenues due to Central or State Govt.

The question regarding the priority of secured creditors arose in writ petitions before Division Bench of Andhra Pradesh High Court, whether debts advanced by the banks/financial institutions have precedence over all the revenues due to the Central or State Governments. And the Supreme Court answered this issue positively. Security

Insurer cannot be exonerated from its liability to compensate labourer for injuries suffered during loading, merely because it was not intimated of transfer of tractor-trailer by owner

Insurer cannot be exonerated from its liability to compensate labourer for injuries suffered during loading, merely because it was not intimated of transfer of tractor-trailer by owner

Andhra Pradesh High Court held that a transfer of the vehicle without intimating the insurer or getting the policy transferred in favour of the transferee by itself is not a reason to clothe or shield the insurer from any action and in enforcing its liability. A contract of fidelity cannot

Residential accommodation used for purposes integrally connected with religious or educational activity shall be exempted from building tax

Residential accommodation used for purposes integrally connected with religious or educational activity shall be exempted from building tax

There shall be exemption of building tax, for residential accommodation used for the residence of nuns who underwent religious training, to become nuns in a convent. In the present case, nuns are living in a building to a convent, so as to receive religious instruction. It is obvious that the

Print or publication of name or any identity of rape victim in print, electronic, social media, etc., shall be strictly prohibited

Print or publication of name or any identity of rape victim in print, electronic, social media, etc., shall be strictly prohibited

Prosecutrix claims to be Scheduled Tribe in the State of Jharkhand and she is a rape victim, whose identity was disclosed by the media. After knowing that the prosecutrix is a rape victim, no one is ready to give her accommodation even on rent. She invoked the jurisdiction of the

It is obligation of State to re-open Anganwadi Centres, closed due to COVID-19 pandemic

It is obligation of State to re-open Anganwadi Centres, closed due to COVID-19 pandemic

Anganwadi Centres across the country have been closed down in wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. In such a situation it is a statutory obligation of the Centre and the States to provide nutritional support to pregnant women and lactating mothers, nutritional support to children and to take steps to identify

Right of self-defence in Islamic Jurisprudence

The Islamic Jurisprudence was imported into India by Muslim Sultans and later on adopted by Mughals with certain modifications to suit circumstances of the age and to satisfy needs of the people of the time. The Muslim system of criminal law was also adopted by British rulers with certain modifications

Â The triumph of an idea

While the world, particularly the United Kingdom and the members of the common law family, gaze at the eighth centennial celebration of the Magna Carta in 2015 with admiration, there are many who are scratching their heads to find out the reasons for the astounding endurance of an innocuous looking