WIPO Offers Online Workshop on IP Mediation and Arbitration
WIPO’s three-day online workshop runs from 17–19 November, 2.30–4.30 PM IST daily, covering mediation, arbitration, case examples and dispute-resolution clauses.
WIPO’s three-day online workshop runs from 17–19 November, 2.30–4.30 PM IST daily, covering mediation, arbitration, case examples and dispute-resolution clauses.
An online IBA session on 19 November, 4.30–5.30 PM IST, will examine AI investment, data centres, energy, data governance and cross-border legal risks in Asia.
The Fifth IBA India Litigation and ADR Symposium will take place at the Taj Mahal Hotel in New Delhi on 27–28 November, covering arbitration, enforcement, digital evidence and AI.
The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has granted bail to Altaf Ahmad Shah in an NDPS case involving a false-implication plea and doubts over the prosecution’s commercial-quantity claim.
The Supreme Court on 30 October 2026 overturned a belated review of Damodar Valley Corporation’s tariff treatment, restoring the appellate tribunal’s 17 May 2019 order. Judge / Bench — J.B. Pardiwala and K. Vinod Chandran, JJ.; judgment by K. Vinod Chandran, J. In DVC v Maithan Alloys Limited (2026 INSC 1178), it held that binding … Read more
The Supreme Court on 29 October 2026 permitted green crackers in Delhi-NCR on 7–8 November, from 6–7 am and 8–10 pm, while adding educational institutions to 300-metre no-cracker zones. The general prohibition resumes on 9 November. Judge / Bench — M.M. Sundresh and Prasanna B. Varale, JJ. In Arjun Gopal v Union of India (2026 … Read more
An ongoing Freelancer assignment is open to applicants in India. Work includes Tennessee guardianship/housing research, case-file review, attorney questions and email drafts, alongside debt-recovery research, demand letters and agreement review. Chat and email only—no calls. State your rate and earliest start. The description offers US$3–5/hour initially, despite a US$2–8/hour platform range. A Freelancer account is … Read more
Mineral transporters complained that police were obstructing specified routes between Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab.
A hotel occupied by security forces challenged recovery of allegedly excess accommodation charges and claimed revised tariffs without winter deductions.
The petitioner complained of continuing electricity bills for a rice machine said to have been closed for a long time.