Had a freewheeling conversation with Sarthak (from Letter of Law) on law, life, literature, poetry and everything in between.
Author: Bharat Chugh
Bharat currently practices as an Independent Counsel.
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW’S RIGHT TO RESIDENCE UNDER THE DV ACT AND THE SUPREME COURT DECISION (GUEST POST)
A very insightful column by Ms. Sonam Singh (DJS). First published at Livelaw. Here goes: DAUGHTER-IN-LAW’S RIGHT TO RESIDENCE UNDER THE DV ACT AND THE SUPREME COURT [1] Pitaji[2], Mataji[3], Bahu[4] and Beta[5] were all living together […]
INTERNSHIP AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AT THE CHAMBERS OF Bharat Chugh
Always keen to work with bright young legal minds who are passionate about law and justice. BUT you’ll have to meet me half-way and give me a reason to want to know you. A reason […]
SIAC WELCOMES NEW YSIAC COMMITTEE
Delighted to be on the Young Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) Committee for yet another term, representing India. Hope to be able to make a meaningful contribution to the fabulous institution that SIAC is and […]
ON THE LEGALITY AND PROPRIETY OF DISHA RAVI’S ARREST, POLICE CUSTODY AND THE LAW OF SEDITION
A chat with The Logical Indian on the legality and propriety of Disha Ravi’s arrest, police remand, and the law of Sedition.
Definition of ‘Fraud’ under the Companies Act: A case of a blurred signpost to criminality.
First published by SCC Online #ExpertsCorner “When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less.” “The question is,” said Alice, “whether you can make words mean so many different things.” […]
MASTERCLASS ON HOW TO DEFEND AND PROSECUTE CRIMINAL CASES FOR YOUNG DEFENCE COUNSEL AND LAW STUDENTS
WHY THE HIGH COURT ORDER DENYING BAIL TO THE STANDUP COMEDIAN MUNAWAR MAY BE UNTENABLE IN LAW
Just looked at the High Court order denying bail to the comedian Munawar. With great respect, here are my two cents on how the decision is untenable in law, in my humble opinion: The decision […]
COVID & WHITE COLLAR CRIME
First published on SCC Online Blog There’s hardly any webinar on the effects of the pandemic that gets concluded without the wise panellists exhorting us – in Churchill’s words not to, “let a perfectly good crisis go to […]