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Pending cases in special courts, tribunals rise 2pc in 2023 - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Pending cases in special courts, tribunals rise 2pc in 2023 - Newspaper

LJCP report shows 163,211 matters awaiting decision

Source: dawn.com
If doctors can be sued over poor service, why not lawyers, asks SC - Vimarsana News

If doctors can be sued over poor service, why not lawyers, asks SC

There are at least 1.3 million lawyers, according to statistics with Bar Council of India, apex body to regulate legal education and profession in India. | Latest News India

Homebuyers' Quandary Over IBC And RERA - Vimarsana News

Homebuyers' Quandary Over IBC And RERA

The world's most populous nation, India, has seen significant expansion in the real estate market due to rising housing demand, particularly in urban regions. The Real Estate (Regulation and ...

Source: livelaw.in
Consumer Disputes Are Non-Arbitrable, Consumers Can't Be Compelled Into Arbitration : Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Consumer Disputes Are Non-Arbitrable, Consumers Can't Be Compelled Into Arbitration : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court recently held that consumer disputes are non arbitrable disputes and a party cannot be compelled into arbitration just because they are a signatory to an arbitration agreement. A...

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Govt says working on using AI to reduce pendency of consumer cases - Vimarsana News

Govt says working on using AI to reduce pendency of consumer cases

"In furtherance of keeping the same momentum of disposal of cases, the Department has made filing of cases through E-daakhil in consumer commissions compulsory and soon going to launch the feature of VC (video conference) on E-daakhil," the ministry said in a statement.