When Silence Becomes Fraud: Good Faith and the Duty to Speak in Indian Law

“Good faith” means four different things in Indian law, and only one of them obliges a party to speak. A practitioner’s guide to when silence becomes fraud — in contracts, property and title, insurance after the 2015 amendment, suretyship, prospectuses and RERA. In English, Hindi and Telugu. Read More …

Open Legal Data Has Arrived in India. The Citation Problem Hasn’t.

A fortnight spent building a local corpus of Indian primary law, and what it turned up: judgments with no citations, statute text filed under the wrong section number, gaps in India Code, and a stamp article in Schedule I-A that nothing in circulation applies. Read More …

Wrong Relief, Right Case: Choosing Between Injunction, Declaration and Possession

A practical, plain-language guide for junior advocates and civil litigators on choosing the correct relief — injunction, declaration, possession, cancellation or rectification — before drafting a plaint, built around Anathula Sudhakar and the leading Supreme Court authorities. Read More …