Adv. Shreyas S

Shreyas S is an advocate who spends his days reading more pages than most people open in a year. He works as a Junior Associate at Trust Law Advocates and Solicitors in Bengaluru, helping clients, drafting documents and occasionally winning arguments without raising his voice. He believes good lawyering is simple: stay curious, stay prepared and never skip coffee.

A Plaint Can Be Amended After Trial Begins When a Previously Unknown Compromise Decree Is Discovered: Supreme Court

Supreme Court Allows Amendment to Property Suit, Sets Aside Orissa High Court Order; Imposes ₹25,000 Costs The Supreme Court of India has allowed the legal...

Absconding Accused Cannot Benefit From Witness’s Death: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ruled that the testimony of a deceased witness recorded during the trial of co-accused can be relied upon against an...

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A Plaint Can Be Amended After Trial Begins When a Previously Unknown Compromise Decree Is Discovered: Supreme Court

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Absconding Accused Cannot Benefit From Witness’s Death: Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court has agreed to examine whether legal experience gained by law officers serving in government departments and public sector undertakings (PSUs) should...