5 Fatal Mistakes to Avoid When Filing a Section 138 Cheque Bounce Case
A Section 138 cheque bounce complaint is strictly procedural. These are the five filing mistakes that most often prove fatal to the case, and how to avoid each one.
A Section 138 cheque bounce complaint is strictly procedural. These are the five filing mistakes that most often prove fatal to the case, and how to avoid each one.
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Why a B2B buyer is usually not a consumer, how courts approach internet jurisdiction, and when foreign-seated arbitration clauses in cross-border IT contracts hold up.
How foreign platforms can challenge notices and orders issued by Indian authorities beyond their jurisdiction, and the grounds a High Court looks at in a writ.
How foreign sellers and payment gateways can use a writ under Article 226 to challenge arbitrary freezes of bank accounts, shipments and funds in India.
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The 2026 IT Rules amendment defines synthetically generated information, shortens takedown timelines to two hours and ties safe harbour to provenance labelling.
SEBI's amended Intermediaries Regulations put every regulated entity under board-approved AI/ML frameworks and pre-deployment testing, with enforcement from April 2026.
What the India-UK CETA signed on 24 July 2025 means in law for exporters, IP holders and professionals across its 29 chapters, including the expected entry into force.
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Five 2025 Supreme Court rulings on real estate: the right to shelter under Article 21, genuine homebuyers versus investors, and adverse possession by long tenants.
How the new EDF regime replaces SOFTEX filing for IT and SaaS exporters, and the FEMA risks of getting proof of export and realisation of proceeds wrong.
The Supreme Court's February 2026 criticism of RERA enforcement, with what it means for homebuyers and builders, and a look at Kerala's new real estate laws.