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Bank Liability in Digital Fraud: Navigating Customer Protection and Safe Harbour under Indian Law

INTRODUCTION As banking services go digital, customers increasingly use electronic payment systems like internet banking, mobile wallets, UPI, debit cards, and credit cards. These innovations have greatly improved convenience and…

DISQUALIFICATION FROM INHERITANCE UNDER HINDU LAW: A STATUTORY AND JUDICIAL ANALYSIS

INTRODUCTION Hindu Law primarily governs the personal affairs of Hindus. The term “Hindu” includes not only persons born and brought up as Hindus, but also converts and reconverts to Hinduism,…

IMPACT OF THE 2002 CPC AMENDMENT ON EFFICIENCY AND TIMELY DISPOSAL OF CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

INTRODUCTION The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) governs the procedural aspects of civil litigation in India. It provides the framework for the initiation, trial, and resolution of civil suits…

POWER WITH RESPONSIBILITY: LEGAL DUTIES AND LIABILITIES OF DIRECTORS

INTRODUCTION Holding the position of a company director is often seen as a sign of authority and prestige. However, behind the titles and decision-making power lies a strict legal framework.…

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