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With offices in all major cities and Associate lawyers in more than 400 districts, lead by highly experienced professional team, IndiaLaw LLP satiates legal requirements of its clients, the major corporates worldwide, from diverse industry sectors for more than one and half decade. IndiaLaw LLP has a professional corporate structure to support its functioning. Each practice area is managed by a te

am of highly qualified and experienced lawyers and duly supported by other corporate/technical experts with extensive knowledge, experience and capabilities in their respective areas, to ensure invaluable advice, timely delivery and cost effective legal services. The Firm is based out of Mumbai and currently has 12 offices in various cities across the country including Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Cochin besides an international office at Dubai. Whatever be the legal challenge and wherever it may be required, across the length and breadth of the country, one can stop by the One Stop Window of IndiaLaw LLP. The Firm shall endeavour to provide appropriate legal services with promptitude. IndiaLaw LLP is committed to provide result oriented legal services on time, ensure high professionalism, integrity, international standards with a personal touch. Keeping the corporate world in mind, IndiaLaw LLP provides the following UNIQUE ADDITIONAL SERVICES:

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24/08/2026

Can a pre-ticked donation box during online checkout violate consumer law?

The CCPA held that the answer is yes.

PhysicsWallah was fined ₹5 lakh for using dark patterns, including a pre-selected donation checkbox, emotional prompts encouraging donations, and requiring users to share personal details to access "free" courses.

The Authority clarified that valid digital consent must be affirmative, informed, and voluntary. A pre-ticked checkbox is not valid consent.

The ruling reinforces that online platforms cannot use design tricks to influence consumer choices.

{CCPA, PhysicsWallah, Dark patterns, Consumer protection, Digital consent, Basket sneaking, Confirm shaming, EdTech, Legal updates, IndiaLaw}

22/08/2026

Can a stationary vehicle be held liable for a highway accident?

The Calcutta High Court held that the answer is yes.

In a case involving a truck parked illegally on a national highway without warning signs, the Court ruled that unauthorized parking amounts to negligence, even if the vehicle is stationary.

The Court also enhanced compensation for the deceased homemaker, recognizing the economic value of her contribution to the family.

The judgment makes it clear that illegal parking on highways can attract serious civil liability.

{Calcutta High Court, Motor accident, Negligent parking, National Highway, Motor accident compensation, Civil liability, Road safety, Homemaker compensation, Legal updates, IndiaLaw}

20/08/2026

Can breaking a promise made to the Supreme Court lead to contempt proceedings?

The Supreme Court answered yes in a case involving a captive elephant named Raman.

After finding that an undertaking given to the Court regarding the elephant's welfare had been violated, the Court held the respondent guilty of contempt, imposed a fine, and directed the Kerala authorities to take temporary custody of Raman for his protection.

The ruling reinforces that an undertaking given before the Supreme Court is legally binding, especially where animal welfare is at stake.

{Supreme Court, Contempt of court, Animal welfare, Captive elephant, Raman elephant, Undertaking, Kerala, Legal updates, IndiaLaw}

18/08/2026

Can a court compel someone to undergo a DNA test in a paternity dispute?

The Supreme Court held that DNA tests cannot be ordered routinely. Courts must first determine whether there is an eminent need for the test and whether other evidence can resolve the dispute.

In Chaturbhuj Pradhan v. Amar Pradhan & Anr., the Court balanced the right to privacy with the right to establish parentage and inheritance. Finding that no other evidence could conclusively determine paternity, it upheld the direction to undergo DNA testing.

The ruling reinforces that DNA testing is an exceptional remedy, permitted only when justice truly requires it.

{Supreme Court, DNA testing, Paternity dispute, Parentage, Right to privacy, Inheritance, Civil law, Evidence, Legal updates, IndiaLaw}

Celebrating Independence Day at the IndiaLaw LLP office 🇮🇳A day filled with pride, unity, laughter, and togetherness as ...
16/08/2026

Celebrating Independence Day at the IndiaLaw LLP office 🇮🇳

A day filled with pride, unity, laughter, and togetherness as the IndiaLaw team came together to celebrate the spirit of our nation.

Wishing everyone a joyous and prosperous Parsi New Year.May this new year bring good health, happiness, prosperity, and ...
16/08/2026

Wishing everyone a joyous and prosperous Parsi New Year.

May this new year bring good health, happiness, prosperity, and new opportunities to you and your loved ones. As we celebrate the spirit of renewal and hope, IndiaLaw LLP extends its warmest wishes for a year filled with success, peace, and meaningful new beginnings.

Navroz Mubarak to all celebrating.

As we commemorate Independence Day, we honour the spirit of freedom and reflect on the values that continue to shape our...
15/08/2026

As we commemorate Independence Day, we honour the spirit of freedom and reflect on the values that continue to shape our nation: justice, equality, unity, integrity, and respect for every citizen.

May this Independence Day inspire us to uphold our responsibilities, cherish our freedom, and contribute towards building a stronger, more just, and inclusive India.

IndiaLaw LLP wishes you and your loved ones a very Happy Independence Day.

Delhi High Court Grants Interim Protection of Personality Rights to Khushi KapoorDelhi High Court has granted interim pr...
12/08/2026

Delhi High Court Grants Interim Protection of Personality Rights to Khushi Kapoor
Delhi High Court has granted interim protection to Bollywood actor Khushi Kapoor in a suit seeking enforcement of her personality rights.

Justice Jyoti Singh passed an interim order directing the immediate takedown of obscene and pornographic content circulating on social media and ordered the removal of content relating to the unauthorized sale of merchandise, misuse of Ms. Kapoor's likeness, and other forms of commercial exploitation of her personality attributes.

The Court also issued a John Doe (Ashok Kumar) order, enabling action against unidentified entities involved in such unauthorized activities.
This order is particularly significant in the current digital landscape, where the misuse of celebrity identities through AI-generated content, deepfakes, obscene material, and unauthorized merchandising is becoming increasingly prevalent. The decision reinforces the Delhi High Court's continued recognition and protection of an individual's name, image, likeness, and other personality attributes against unauthorized exploitation.

Asav Rajan and Abha Shah - partners at India Law LLP represented Ms. Khushi Kapoor
This case marks another important step in strengthening legal safeguards against the misuse of personality rights in the age of artificial intelligence and digital content proliferation.

11/08/2026

Can lying about your age before marriage have legal consequences?

The Telangana High Court held that it can, if the misrepresentation concerns a material fact that influenced a person's consent to the marriage.

In this case, the Court considered allegations that the husband's age had been misrepresented before the marriage and, along with the parties' unwillingness to continue the relationship, granted relief by dissolving the marriage.

The judgment highlights that consent in marriage must be informed and honest, and misrepresentation of material facts can attract legal consequences under the Hindu Marriage Act.

{Telangana High Court, Hindu Marriage Act, Section 12(1)(c), Age misrepresentation, Marriage fraud, Matrimonial law, Consent, Legal updates, IndiaLaw}

08/08/2026

Can your passport be denied just because an FIR has been filed against you?

The Andhra Pradesh High Court held that the answer is no.

The Court clarified that a mere FIR or pending police investigation is not enough to refuse a passport. Under the Passports Act, a passport can be denied only when criminal proceedings are pending before a competent court.

The judgment also reiterates that the right to travel abroad forms part of personal liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution.

{Andhra Pradesh High Court, Passport, FIR, Passports Act, Article 21, Right to travel, Criminal proceedings, Personal liberty, Legal updates, IndiaLaw}

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