Rishesh Sikarwar

Judges, Judgments and Judicial Philosophies

August 18, 2023

The phrase judicial philosophy refers to the underlying set of ideas and beliefs of a particular judge which shapes his or her rulings on particular cases. It refers to the ways that judges interpret the law. The judges by virtue of the task cut out for them to judge in...

Interesting interplay and interpretation of day, date and time by the Supreme Court

May 11, 2022

The Supreme court being the final court having onerous responsibility for settling disputes and putting quietus to the myriad of contentious issues and most of the times it has to go into the interpretation of words in the statutes, contractual clauses, agreements etc., its interpretation is having a binding effect...

CONUNDRUM OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION (E-COMMERCE) RULES, 2020

November 13, 2021

The consumer protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020 has been drafted by the Ministry of Consumer affairs, broadly with an objective to fastened the duties and liabilities of burgeoning e- commerce entities in the country and to safeguard the interest of the consumers, but off late e- commerce entities has raised alarm...

The world of ‘white collar crimes’: An analysis

June 26, 2021

Of late many of the reputed and celebrated personalities from the business world had been in news for notorious reasons for either fleeing the country and its jurisdiction to evade criminal proceedings initiated for frauds committed in India or found themselves mired in the corporate scandals. These sophisticated businessmen, professionals...

THE SAGA OF JUDGES’ TRANSFERS AND REFORMS

February 23, 2021

The transfer of judges from their parent High Courts is often in news and sometimes it is seen as some sort of punitive element attached to it, if it is not done in line for the elevation to a Chief Justice of the transferred High Court or if a Chief...

Law, Latin and lawyers

October 10, 2020

The Lawyers are often found using archaic Latin phrases in their daily conversations either making them part of their written pleadings or during oral arguments before the court, it is the employment of these Latin phrases/proverbs which at times make their job easy before the courts in cutting across their...

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