Discrimination has no religion, but only arbitrariness. By Adv. Saju Jakob-Lily Thomas Jr and Adv. Mili Verma The shackles of caste and casteism still bind India even after 75 years of Independence. India is home
Intellectual Property (IP) like any other asset requires investment of time, money, patience and skills to reap the highest returns. Just like you wouldn’t exploit your tangible property without a fool-proof plan, your IP assets
By Adv. Saju Jakob, Lily Thomas Junior (Jr) With England’s exit from the EU, international attention was once again focused on the British House of Commons. Particularly since the newly appointed Prime Minister of the
Indians in India and across the world welcome the newly appointed British Prime Minister. In the wake of Great Britain’s political turmoil, Rishi Sunak, a man of Indian heritage, has been appointed British Prime Minister
(BY ADVOCATE MILI VERMA FROM THE LAW OFFICE OF LILY THOMAS AND SAJU JAKOB) Wednesbury Principle also known as the principle of reasonableness draws its origin from the Associated Provincial Picture Houses Ltd v Wednesbury
The Law Office of Lily Thomas and Saju Jakob is organising an essay competition under the Lily Thomas Memorial Lecture Series 3.0. About the Organisation Lily Thomas, a name that can’t be forgotten, an inventor
Law office of Lily Thomas and Saju Jakob has been advocating for upholding individual rights, human dignity and ensuring public accountability through PILs, Writs and other legal remedies in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India and several High Courts.
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