In the intricate world of legal jurisdiction and patent disputes, the Madras High Court’s recent ruling has brought clarity to the concept of forum conveniens. Rejecting an appeal that challenged the territorial jurisdiction based on the location of a “convenient patent office,” the court asserted its authority when a portion of the cause of action…
In a recent legal development, a city civil court in Chennai has ruled against Education Loan Default, mandating the repayment of ₹2.9 lakh to the State Bank of India (SBI). This court order is related to a loan sanctioned in April 2013 for the educational pursuit of the son, Vignesh Kumar, aiming to undertake a…
In a groundbreaking decision, Justices R. Subramanian and N. Senthil Kumar of the Madras High Court have delivered a verdict with significant implications. The court ruled that, as per the Indian Succession Act of 1925, a mother is not entitled to her son’s assets if he dies intestate, leaving behind a widow and children. On…
NCLAT’s Verdict on Appeal Filed by Jitendra Virmani Parties’ Acceptance of NCLT Jurisdiction and Impugned Order The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in Chennai, with Justice M. Venugopal as the Judicial Member and Shreesha Merla as the Technical Member, recently rendered a decision, dismissing the appeal lodged by Jitendra Virmani, the Appellant. This appeal…
Introduction – The New Face of WfH Cybercrime In the post-pandemic world, the concept of “work-from-home” (WfH) has shifted from being a flexible and convenient mode of employment to a treacherous terrain where cybercriminals lie in wait. Exploiting the digital age’s opportunities, these malicious actors have transformed WfH into a honeytrap, preying on unsuspecting individuals…