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Bryon Allen Loses $100 Million Ad-Spending Suit Against McDonald's - Vimarsana News

Bryon Allen Loses $100 Million Ad-Spending Suit Against McDonald's

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge sided with McDonald's in Byron Allen's $100 million lawsuit against the fast-food chain over ad spending.

Judge Dismisses Byron Allen's California Lawsuit Against McDonald's - Vimarsana News

Judge Dismisses Byron Allen's California Lawsuit Against McDonald's

A judge has dismissed the $100 million lawsuit Byron Allen filed last year against McDonald's over advertising spending. Allen plans to appeal.

What's UCC and controversies around it? - Vimarsana News

What's UCC and controversies around it?

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) refers to a common set of laws prevailing personal matters of all citizens irrespective of their religion. UCC deals with aspects like marriage, divorce, inheritance, succession, adoption etc. The objective is to have secular law overriding religious laws that regulate these aspects for different communities. Currently, UCC is applicable only in Goa, while a bill is under discussion in Uttarakhand.

BREAKING: Uttarakhand Assembly Passes Historic Uniform Civil Code Bill - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Uttarakhand Assembly Passes Historic Uniform Civil Code Bill

Uttarakhand Clears Uniform Civil Code Bill: With this, Uttarakhand has become the first state in the country to implement the Uniform Civil Code.

Source: india.com
Any doubt on whether the action is time barred should go in favour of the plaintiff - Vimarsana News

Any doubt on whether the action is time barred should go in favour of the plaintiff

The party claiming that an action is time barred should prove this. However, any doubt should sway in favour of the plaintiff