Thought Leadership

Law Blogs & Legal Insights

How to Challenge and Contest an Incorrect Electricity Bill

  Opening your electricity bill and seeing a shockingly high or unfamiliar charge is stressful. But the good news is that the law gives consumers real, strong rights to question and fix incorrect bills. Your Legal Right to Push Back Electricity is legally treated...

What a Guwahati Hotel Just Taught India’s Power Companies About Reading Their Own Rulebook

Somewhere in a Gauhati High Court file dated 12th May 2026 sits a lesson every discom's legal department should frame above the coffee machine: you cannot chase a ₹18.66 lakh "surprise surcharge" from 1991 by threatening to switch off a hotel's lights in 2021. Hotel...

126 or 135? The Two-Digit Difference Between a Civil Notice and a Criminal Record

Two home guards were beaten with iron rods for showing up at someone's door with a checklist. Not a police raid. Not a recovery agent visit. That's how seriously India takes power theft and why every consumer, industry, lawyer needs to know the difference between...
Concept of International Arbitration

Concept of International Arbitration

ABSTRACT Usually disputes between the parties take too much time to settle. With loss of time the parties also suffer loss of finance occurred due to complex and long-stretched battle between the parties. Without a doubt it can be said that court proceedings are...

read more
Cross Border Insolvency

Cross Border Insolvency

INTRODUCTION It's very common to hear the news about companies, industries, or firms going bankrupt. The companies go bankrupt for various reasons, like poor decision-making, non-repayment of debt, increased competition, disputes with creditors or other members of the...

read more
Exemption of Black Coat/Gown In Summers

Exemption of Black Coat/Gown In Summers

In response to the extreme summer heat, the Karnataka High Court, through a circular issued on April 16, has granted a temporary exemption to advocates appearing in district and trial courts from the requirement to wear black coats. Advocates are now permitted to wear...

read more
The Bar Council of India forbids advocates from advertising or soliciting in any shape or manner. By using this website (amicuspublico.com), you recognise and affirm that you are seeking information about AMICUS PUBLICO on your own initiative and that AMICUS PUBLICO or its members have made no solicitation, advertising, or enticement. This website's content is provided for educational purposes only and should not be construed as solicitation or advertisement. If a visitor wishes to obtain or use our legal services online or offline, it is performed on his or her own free will and agreement, and should not be regarded as solicitation, enticement, or advertisement in any way. AMICUS PUBLICO is not responsible for any actions made as a result of relying on the material/information on this website.