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In a recent landmark decision, the Madras High Court issued a ruling that could have significant implications for government employees facing suspension while criminal investigations are pending. The Employee Suspension case involved D. Jayakumar, a police officer who had been placed on administrative leave during an ongoing bribery investigation. Madras High Court Rules on Police…

NCLAT’s Decisive Ruling Sets the Stage for Financial Harmony The Legal Sonata Unfolds In a legal tango of financial intricacies, Café Coffee Day (CCD) has successfully orchestrated a settlement with IndusInd Bank, a harmonious resolution that now resonates through the annals of the National Company Law Appellate Law Tribunal (NCLAT), Chennai. Moreover, The melodious outcome…

CHENNAI: The Madras High Court restrained a hotel group from using the registered trademark [TM] of ‘Ambur Star Briyani.’ Trademark Petition Seeking Injunction: In his petition, M Anees Ahmed, the proprietor of ‘Ambur Star Briyani,’ sought an injunction restraining the ‘Original Star’ Briyani from infringing the registered trademark of Ambur Star Briyani. He also sought…

CHENNAI: Two employees of the IG Registration office at the Kuralagam complex tried to coerce an attorney into paying a bribe to reveal the approval status of the paperwork for a few sales deeds, but they were caught when they took Rs 25,000 on Thursday. The officials were identified as junior assistant Vijayakumar and assistant…

Under section 59 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (the “IBC, 2016”), the NCLT Chennai bench, composed of Ashok Kumar Bharadwaj (Judicial Member) and Sameer Kakar (Technical Member), has directed that M/s Pillar Industries India Private Limited (“the Company”) be dissolved. Through its liquidator, the Company petitioned NCLT Chennai to begin the voluntary liquidation…