Introduction: The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Tobacco Control Division) has recently passed a document Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply, and Distribution) (Amendment) Bill, 2020. Recently a telephonic Read more
Introduction: In the last few months Government and Courts brought a drastic change in the right to marry to a person of choice. It can be seen that, on the one hand, the Government is narrowing the broad sense of Read more
Introduction: English word for cigarettes comes from the Spanish and Portuguese words tobacco. Tobacco may be a common name for several plants within Nicotiana. Therefore, the Solanaceae (nightshade) is also a common product name prepared from the cured leaves of Read more
“In spite of warnings, change rarely occurs until the status quo becomes more painful than change”. Ralph Waldo Emerson Introduction: The Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2003 has made heath warning mandatory for the sale of cigarettes. In 2008 Read more
Introduction: Advocates in India are not allowed to advertise; even soliciting work is barred by the Bar Council of India. The reason behind this being that advocacy is a noble profession and advertising or even solicitation may hinder the image Read more
Facts of the Case: Appellant B.P Achala Anand was the legally wedded wife of respondent No.2, Mr Anand. Their marital bond got estranged and Mr.H.S Anand deserted the appellant from 1983, which paved the way for the initiation of divorce Read more
Introduction: The effects of any drug varies from person to person. This is also true in the case of smoking tobacco. The effects of this substance depends on factors like age, size, weight, health, and the frequency at which an Read more
Introduction: The line goes “beedi jalai le jigar se piya”. Statistics number more than 120 million tobacco users in our country. As the beedis the market are also lit, to indulge the country flock. No wonder why Indians relish and Read more
Introduction: Most of the Common Law countries require lawyers to preserve the confidentiality of their clients. The lawyers are not authorized to disclose any information given to them by their clients without their knowledge. This constitutes the Duty of Confidentiality Read more
Facts of the case: Anil Kumar Jain (the appellant) was married to Maya Jain (the respondent), according to Hindu rituals, on 22nd June 1985. The couple decided to file for a mutual divorce because of the conflicts between them. On Read more
Introduction: Companies are completely separate entities as per the law. Therefore, the existence of these companies is different and distinct from the legal existence of its members. Winding up is a process that safeguards the members from facing the harsh Read more
Judgments obtained through fraudulent means are Non-Est in eyes of the law. Facts in Brief: The present case has a long history beginning in the early 1970s. The appellants were the owners of 18 acres of land in the village Read more