Category: Commercial

The Supreme Court, in a recent judgment, addressed a fundamental question in contract law: can a third party …

SC denied specific performance as the buyer failed to deposit the remaining agreed money in court before seeking …

Staying silent to a letter of demand can count against you, depending on the situation – SC

If You Are the Actual Party in Interest, You Have the Right to Sue on the Contract

From Primary Courts to High Courts, All Must Follow Civil Procedure Code for Contempt

“Draw Only What It Needs, Leaving the Flower Unharmed”

SC Lays Down Strict Test for Those Claiming Ignorance of Signed Documents

Clarence Copy Rights Case:  One Defendant’s Deal Doesn’t Let the Other Off the Hook

The Court of Appeal has recently clarified that tax liabilities arising before the commencement of the Inland Revenue …